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As long as you write to the standard servlet interface ONLY, you
should be Ok. I'm using VisualCafe to develop servlets which are
deployed on a server that runs IBM's WebSphere. I'm also using some
of the WebSphere's classes (such as IBM Connection Manager class,
etc.) which makes my servlets dependent on WebSphere. But if you
don't need any of IBM stuff (or any other vendor classes), you should
have no problems deploying your servlets on any server that has
industry-standard servlet support.
Ivan Hajicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/05/99 04:24:32 AM
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Subject: Deploying WebSphere Servlets
Is it possible to deploy the servlets developed with VisualAge using
WebSphere - which is a very good development environment supporting
full debugging (also for JSP) - on other Servlet Runners like JRUN?
Thanks & regards,
Ivan Hajicek
Credit Suisse
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