At 11.52 19/10/2001, Prashant Gaikwad wrote: >Now requirment says that the presentation JSP's will be deployed on Apcahe >web server and servlets-java beans holding bisuness workflow logic to be >deployed on J2EE container i.e OC4J or Orion.
Why this requirement? Be very careful not to mistake Apache the web server proper (that cannot serve JSP at all) for the bastardized Oracle HTTP Server (that comes installed with JServ). I don't know how could you serve JSPs with Apache, and I don't believe you'll want to use JServ thru Oracle HTTP Server, once you discover how old and unsupported it is... >1.) Is the usage of two web servers (apcahe & OC4J) advisable. If yes/No >then why ? I'm using Apache to serve static content (HTML, images, Flash, etc.) and Orion to serve JSP and servlets, and to run the business logic of my application. Apache is configured as a front-end to Orion thru mod_proxy. The main benefit is that Orion doesn't get bothered with serving static content. >2.) If application is deployed in two diffrent web server context what >would be the practical problems during the development. I apologize if I'm misunderstanding your question, but I strongly get the impression that you believe that Apache is a JSP container. It is not, Apache isn't a "web server context" in the J2EE sense of the word "context". Sebastiano Pilla E-TREE S.p.a. Via Fonderia 43 - 31100 Treviso (Italy) phone +39.0422.3107 fax +39.0422.310888 http://www.e-tree.com http://www.webanana.com
