I would love to know more about this, too. I'm looking at upgrading a
Win2000/Apache/JServ configuration to Apache/Tomcat to run my servlets (and
hopefully fix the sporadic "Internal Server Errors") and I am wondering the
same thing. Tomcat seems to start Apache, but I'm not sure if that is the
case.
I am also having a bit of a problem getting a servlet set up in Tomcat.
Are the directions difficult to understand or am I just dense?
Any explanation would be appreciated.
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EZEILO Uchenna
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 6:42 AM
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Subject: Difference Between Tomcat/IIS/ and Apache
Hi all,
I am new to Servlets and first chapter of first book I read says download
and
install Java Web Server or Tomcat.So I install Tomcat which was more readily
available and it runs fine.
But each time I see people asking questions having to do with running Tomcat
and IIS/Apache together I wonder if I am missing something.Is Tomcat not
able
to do all these web services alone? Why does it need assistance from either
IIS
or Apache ?
Please can somebody explain this to me.
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