Kalyan,
In order to run JSP's on a Windows machine, you will first need to install
and configure a JSP complier/interpreter to run on TOP of IIS, such as JRUN
Server. There are several JSP complier/interpreters on the market, but JRUN
has a freebie developer edition you can download from their web site. Keep
in mind that the free version only allows three concurrent
threads/connections, so if you need more connections, you will need to
purchase the product.
Celeste
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subramanian
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 10:32 AM
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Subject: Problems encountered with JSp in Windows NT
Hi All,
I am actually new to working in JSP. I just want to
know if there will be problems in making JSP run on a
windows NT machine. If not, is JSP independent of the
machine OS?
Thanks
Kalyan
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