Using servlets for portability
absolutly does make sense.
I regularly write servlets on Nt,
and then deploy on one of the
many servlet engines.
One project had the same
servlet running on:
JavaWebServer on nt
Jserv+apache on Linux
JavaWebServer on solaris
ServletExec + NES on solaris
at different points in the project's
life. So it does work.
Tim.
Mahesh Chenga Reddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Idea is if we want to move to UNIX later, wanted to make use of these
>SERVLETS. Does it make sense?.
>
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