I am learning about Servlets. I am using a 30 day trial of Sun's Web Server
and while I love it, I may not be able to convince the company to buy it. In
any event, our Web site and Intranet are on IIS. I have seen references to
an add-on or something that will allow me to run Servlets on IIS. Is there
such a thing?
Sam Gentile netWork Masters, Inc.
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Costin Manolache
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 12:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Servlet Chain in Apache UNIX
> I developing my servlets on a Win98 machine. So far chaining seems to be
> a great option. However, I am using Sun's Java Web Server, and
> eventually.. I have to deploy my servlets on a UNIX machine running
> Apache.
>
> Do servlets have the same functionality in Apache as far as servlet
> chain goes? Any incompatibilities?
Depends on what servlet engine you will use for Apache.
Servlet Chains are not "standard" - even if few engines supports them,
you should be very carefull.
( you can live without them in most cases - i.e. you can code the chaining
functionality inside your servlet )
Regards,
Costin
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