On Tue, 4 May 1999, Vince Bonfanti wrote:
.....
> By far the fastest web server for running ServletExec on Windows is
> Microsoft IIS, which is twice as fast as Netscape Enterprise, and more
> than 5 times faster than Apache. So if you want faster performance on an
> x86 machine, you should consider either: (1) switch to Microsoft IIS; or,
> (2) switch to Linux.
.....

Or switch to an all-java small/performant web server with embeded servlet
engine - Paperclips, Mortbay's Jetty, vqserver,  .... many others listed
on Sun's servlet-related web pages.

I like one of the smallest: JSDK's engine... is fast on all platforms.

Cezar
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