OK, I have a few answers for you...
> 1. What is Tomcat and Apache?
Apache is a openly distributed webserver. Tomcat is an extension that works with a
large number of webvservers that enables your webserver to use JSP files. I
unfortunately can't tell you specifics, but we used to use Tomcat and our security
tech threw a fit. Said it has a lot of security holes and problems and ust isn't up
to production standards yet. We're now using Resin, which seems to run infinitely
fasted and more smoothly anyway. Java has a list of servers and extensions that
support JSP up on their site.
> 2. Is Tomcat a Webserver?
I may be wrong, but I believe Tomcat only runs as an add-on.
Hope it was helpful.
-Daniel
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