>We cannot just rename the servlet1 to servlet2
>because this application is very large and contains
>hundreds of classes and many servlets. We would have
>to change references in way too many places to do that.
>
>Any other ideas??
I think JServ & Apache support some sort of partitioning scheme. Haven't
tried it myself but it's the sort of feature you would expect should be
part of every servlet engine.
-- Glen
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