We've tried. Not properly, just small things. The results showed us that
it's quite fast actually. The same code with the same db was much faster in
IPlanet than in JWS 1.1.3.
All the reviews I've seen show that IPlanet is better than Apache, by far.
As I said, I haven't test this particular comparison, but the sources were
quite independent.
1 of the reviews I saw was from I-Kinetics, a company that develops JDBC
drivers and should not has any relationship with SUN/Netscape. Although u
never know.
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Stacey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 12:44 PM
Subject: anyone using iPlanet web server as servlet base?
> We're trying to wade through the market of servlet-enabled
> Web servers to run on an NT platform. Our beta testing has
> progressed well using Apache/JServ, but, since we're limited
> to NT by application constraints, we don't want to push our
> luck with Apache.
>
> Has anyone tried the iPlanet web server? Any other recommendations?
>
> ---
> Michael Stacey
> Lexi-Comp, Inc.
> 1100 Terex Road
> Hudson OH 44236
> (330) 650-6506
>
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