Chris Pratt wrote:
>
> Actually SWS is written in C/C++, whereas JWS is written in Java.
> They are very much different servers. I believe the newest version
> of SWS does support servlets, but you'd be well advised to look at
> the sales literature to be sure.
Sun Web Server does support servlets; the latest version supports
Servlet API 2.0. SWS is designed to scale. It's target market is
ISPs who need maximum efficiency. It has a nice feature that lets you
run a different servlet engine for each virtual host.
More info is at http://www.servlets.com/resources/urls/engines.html
-jh-
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