On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
> Sergio,
>
> What plugins are you referring to? If you're refering to JServ + Apache, you
> toss them both and use Orion to serve both plain HTML and servlets.
>
> There will possibly a 'plugin' version of Orion in the future, but the
> plugin architecture of webservers (Apache, IIS, Oreilly, Netscape) is done
> through sockets I believe, which is a BIG performance hit.
>
> ie Orion is faster serving JSP pages than Apache is at serving servlet pages
> through JServ b/c of the lack of plugins (completely apart from the
> brilliant coding ;))
I have to tell you how much I agree with you. Usually there are no reasons
to keep Apache. Just replace it with Orion, you won't be dissapointed
(Mike, this was directed as the original poster).
At the risk of opening a can of worms, I'm giving you these words that a
wise man once said:
Apache isn't good. It's just popular.
