Netscape does have some servlet support, but it is old and out of date
(translation - don't use it)
I think you'de be better served by Apache+JServ (personal bias).
If that's not a possibility, then Netscape can use things like JRun, which
I've used succesfully. Even so, I find that there are some WAY COOL
features in JServ (like zones) that aren't elsewhere yet. They can give you
some load balancing, and I also use them for distinct dev/test/train/prod
environments, if I have to have them on the same box. (and the ability to
look at what the code is doing when you have a question is great!)
I see this combo only getting stronger ... especially with sun dropping in
tomcat to this group.
Thor HW
----- Original Message -----
From: Steven Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 9:16 PM
Subject: Suggestions for servlet runners for Netscape Server
> We are looking at using Servlets in a Heavily hit site running on Sun
> and Powered by Netscape - Any suggestions on what kind of a runner to use?
> Does Netscape support servlets out of the box and is this the best
solution.
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