> >     Does the code written for server program on tomcat running 
>on
> > windows platform be different than the one to be written for 
>linux
> > platform.


>
>unless you make native calls, no.  your platform in this case 
>would be
>tomcat.  not windows or linux, but just tomcat.

right on Phil... thats the raison d'etre for a servlet engine. 
This is pretty basic.

But yeah... the moment you want to do something that's not 
"inside" tomcat, you'd want to use Native Methods. For this you 
will have to code on the platform on which you are coding.

For example if your external program/method is on Linux, you'd use 
CPP or C on Linux; if its on Windows, something equivalent.

Lets hope things are not much ambiguous now. The question I 
replied to before had me stumped with ambiguousness. The answer is 
wrong nevertheless. This one sets things right.

Amol Hatwar.
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