jon * wrote:
> > Can anyone tell me this difference between Apache JServ and server
> > included with JSWDK 1.0? Which is better?
> > Thanks,
> > Jonas Hodges
>
> Here is one key point:
>
> Apache JServ uses the Apache webserver.
>
> ServletRunner uses a java based webserver.
I thinking about scheme, where all static content (HTML, images, etc...)
resides on native web servers (Appache), and
all dynamic content generated by servlets/jsp on 100% Java Web
Server+ServletEngine in one (like Tomcat).
In this scheme, they can resides on different host or listen on different ports
on the same machine, and this also allow easy load balancing for static
content, for example when generating reference to image, servlet can generate:
<IMG SRC="http://www0.xxx.com/images/picture.jpeg">
and next time:
<IMG SRC="http://www1.xxx.com/images/picture.jpeg">
and next time:
<IMG SRC="http://www2.xxx.com/images/picture.jpeg">
etc ...
And because b/c Servlet Engine will actually listen to HTTP requests on port 80
(or other), and connected to external WebServer using TCP/IP sockets, JNI or
CORBA (Netscape WAI) - Servlets/JSP will work faster.
Any ideas ?
> -jon
>
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