Hi,
I would suggest using ApacheJServ, downloadable from
http://java.apache.org
for the Servlet engine. ApachJServ is available as a tarball & a rpm.
Get apache going, install jdk & set the path to the "java" binary.
Install the JServ rpm & restart apache. A set of instructions are
thrown up telling you how to check the installation.
The current version(and last release) of ApachJServ is 1.1.2. All
further releases and development will be under Tomcat. For the
moment I would recommend that you stick with ApacheJServ for
production grade use.
>
> 3. planning to use jakarta/tomcat server. have the tar-ball and believe the
> document is also there. bcuz most of my searches for tomcat ended in F-14 tomcat
> or tomcat motherboard :o( . any good link/references apart from the
> tarball-document which explains the installation and configuration of tomcat ?
>
> 4. what's the difference between apache Jserv and jakarta/tomcat ?
>
>
> would appreciate your help very much
>
-Avinash Shenoy
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