OK you actually have two questions:
- what is the best web server from your standpoint
taking into account your platform, ssl support
etc.
- what is the best solution for your server's
interactive functionality, thst is, what is the
best CGI framework for you.
Answers to the first question may be easily found in
many publications.
The second is more difficult to answer as it heavily
depends on applications you intend to have and needs
detailed analysis. Particularly it depends on skilled
developers available (this is the must), off-shelf
components availability (both free and commercial),
required performance/scalability and maintainability
and (generally in the last place) portability.
Often it's expedient to hire a smart perl hacker to
quiclkly implement some interactivity. When it comes
to scalability and maintainability you most probably
choose java/servlet engine.
It depends.
> -----Original Message-----
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> API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Amarjeet Kaur
> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 7:49 AM
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> Subject: jserv v/s others?
>
> Hullo everyone
> My question is a bit acedemic. For those of you who have
> used other
> web servers, how does the java web server1.1.3 compare to the
> others in the
> market, say O'Rielly, Apache, IIS etc? Incidentally, my platform
> is Windows
> NT. This information is important to me because I might have to make a
> purchase decision very soon. I intend to use the server to support cgi,
> servlets and secure connections using ssl. Any help/comments will
> be highly
> appreciated.
> Thanks in advance
> Regards
> Amarjeet.
>
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