On 5/24/99 3:04 PM, Luther Andal wrote:
>
>IIS 4 does not have native support for Servlets. You will need a servlet
>engine
>component to be able to use servlets with IIS. Jrun, Servlet Exec are good
>options and they require very little setup for install. You can use Jrun for
>development free of charge.
>
FYI, ServletExec is also free of charge for development. Yes the free
version is crippled, as is JRun's, though the two products are crippled
in different ways (JRun limits you to 5 concurrent requests; ServletExec
limits you to 100 HTTP requests before requiring a web server restart).
Or, you can consider using the ServletExec Debugger, which is absolutely
free and not crippled in any way. The ServletExec Debugger allows you to
develop and debug servlets within most popular Java IDEs, including
Symantec Visual Cafe, Borland JBuilder, IBM VisualAge for Java, and
Metrowerks Codewarrior (support for additional IDEs to come).
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