Check out the apache project (http://www.apache.org). This consists of a
webserver which you can install (and/or use directly from the files they
have there). The cool thing about this project (besides the fact that it's
free) is that the server has been ported to just about any platform
imaginable. You can then download the JServ option (see the 'Java-Apache'
link on the left hand side of the page) which will give you servlet
capabilities (note: this does not include JSP page support). It's pretty
easy to install and setup and there is documentation at that site. You
should also look into the jakarta project (http://jakarta.apache.org/) which
deals with servlets and JSP pages.
Erik Sahl
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> Subject: Servlet engine for Microsoft IIS or PWS
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>
> Hi,
>
> I'm a final year student at the University of Ulster, Ireland.
> I'm currently doing my final year project, its a Web based
> project management tool.
>
> I want to use Java Servlets. I would love to use the Java Web
> Server for my project, but my course is limited to the amount of
> money it can spend on each project. Because of this, my project
> supervisor wants me to use Microsoft Personal Web Server or IIS.
>
> Can you please send me on details on how to obtain a servlet
> engine for these web servers, for little or no money.
>
> This help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Peter Corrigan
>
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