use servletexec, to run servlet on IIS. Download from servletexec.com
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Hi,
Are there any performance figures available for servlets running on an IIS
webserver ? or any other server for that matter (I guess it won't make a
lot
of difference)...
Thanks in advance,
:-Deepak
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