>>> "Rajeshwar Rao.V" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 15-May-01 1:09:07 PM
>>>
>you mean both web server and servlet engine
>run on different ports. If that is the case, why
>cannt i access(or send request ) to servlet engine
>something like this:
> http://localhost:xxxx/
>where xxxx can be servlet engine port no.
>I think servlet engine does not run any port.it is
>web server runs on port.
All this information is available from the resources section listed
at the bottom of every mail.
There are two sorts of servlet container, one that attaches to a host
webserver and one that provides it's own webserving environment.
With the former servlet engines generally listen on a port for
requests from the webserver but these are not HTTP requests. They're
made in whatever protocol the webserver and the servlet engine agree
on.
When the servlet engine provides the webserver environment then you
can make HTTP requests to it directly.
Nic Ferrier
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