It's a standalone, by default listening on port 8080. You include the
tomcat.conf in Apache's httpd.conf to enable Apache to know to forward
servlet requests to Tomcat.
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Subject: Apache Tomcat?
I'm new to web development. I just started reading Jason Hunter's Java
Servlet Programming book. It's very helpful so far. He divides servlet
engines into 3 catagories... standalone, add-ons and embeddable. Which
catagory does Apache's Tomcat fall into? I understand Tomcat is a
relatively recent release and the book was published in 98. Since Apache
offers the JServ add-on I assume Tomcat is a standalone, but I'm not sure.
Thanks.
Chris O'Daniel
Programmer/Analyst Sr.
Roadway Express Inc.
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