+1 Tomcat It would be nice if the demo can also be used as "Solr in a box", ie people can put in their own schema and then load in data and have a working application.
Bill On 2/21/06, Yonik Seeley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'll plead ignorance: I haven't had experience with Jetty or recent > versions of Tomcat. > I wouldn't mind seeing what you can put together, and I agree that all > else being equal, we should prefer ASF projects. > > Perhaps the bundled appserver shouldn't even be a minimal install > given that some will just copy the example directory to get their > project off the ground. > > -Yonik > > > On 2/19/06, Yoav Shapira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Guys, > > This FUD upset me enough to actually write a response email on my > > otherwise splendid vacation. Tomcat 5.5.15 normal binary distro is > > 6.5MB, Jetty 6.0beta9 is 12.6MB. You can have a Tomcat server running > > in a sub 2MB footprint, again less than or close to than you can get a > > Jetty with JSP running. I'm not -1 on Jetty, although I'm -0 for what > > I think is an important reason: Jetty is not from Apache, Tomcat is, > > Solr is. If you want to use Jetty do so but please don't use the > > wrong, out-of-date, FUD-driven reasons for choosing it over Tomcat. > > OTOH, I'm a big +1 for using Tomcat because it's an Apache project > > like Solr, and would be willing to do the packaging work to get a > > Tomcat demo with Ant stuff when I come back at the end of the month. > > > > Yoav >
