Hello Leibovich,
Tuesday, January 08, 2002, 1:11:05 AM, you wrote:
LF> Can anyone give me a method of loading java-based servlet servers in
LF> windows, without having to keep the java.exe console window? Or even just
LF> point out a non-java-based server for windows?
LF> Thanks
LF> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's possible with Windows NT, 2000, XP.
That's not possible with Windows 95,98,Millenium.
Yes, in production the servlet container should run
as a service.
In development it is quite usefull to run it in a window.
Not an expert, but, looks like these are the servlet
containers that will do that (look at the container
docs for details on how to run them as a service)
Tomcat 3.3, 4.0.1 (pay-free)
Bea Weblogic (commercial)
IBM Websphere (commercial)
Caucho Resin ($500 for commercial use, free for development
hobby and etc use)
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Best regards,
Anthony mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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