Hi Ramesh,
There are two components for using Apache. One being the web server itself
(Apache 1.3.x)
and the other being the Apache JServ, the servlet module that has to be
"plugged" into the Apache.
The key here is when you are compiling the Apache module , you have to compile
it with the DSO support. There is an option provided along with the command
line , something similar to the following ....
./configure --prefix=$APACHE_HOME --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
--enable-module=all --enable-shared=max
The above command line configures your apache for DSO support.
then
make and
make install.
Well the only other major requirement being a ansi compliant C compiler.
And sometimes it requires Perl also to be present on your m/c.
After the Apache compilation goes thru , you can compile Apache JServ with the
configure command line provided in the INSTALL script.
Requirement for JServ include , JSDK2.0 (and nothing but JSDK2.0), C compiler
and an apache build with DSO support.
Apache and Apache JServ are available from www.apache.org.
For windows everything is pretty straightforward as they have installshield
versions available for that.
Rest is just configuring the conf files used by these two. If you want I can
send the conf file examples also .
Hope that helps
Happy servlet serving ....
Rishi.
Ramesh wrote:
> Hi,
> We are developing a intranet product, which is made on servlet for the
> testing purpose we have tested it on servletrunner, now i want to bind
> these servlets with some web server, and we have decided to use apache
> as it comes for both unix and windows platform, so could anyone please
> guide me what should i look for to enable my web server so it can
> support servlets.
> how is jrun ??
>
> thanks
> ramesh
>
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