In general the performace of apache on NT since IBM joined
the fray was supposed to have improved. My understanding
is that if you're not an expert IIS/NT performance tuner than
the performance will probably be comparable.
I would discourage use of Tomcat for static page serving as
apache is supposed to be much faster for that. Secondly, it
is probably reasonable to expect C code (apache) to be faster
than Java code (tomcat) not to mention it should take a great
deal less resources.
If performance is indeed your concern I'd use the new mod_jk
with Apache and tomcat 3.2.1. This should give you the most
stability and performance balance.
Emptor Cavet: its been a while since I've used NT so you might
want to ask some Windows people. (I avoid Microsoft for
stability reasons).
-Andy
"Jose Euclides da Silva Junior - DIGR.O" wrote:
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> But, i have read some news about bad performance of Apache in NT
> environment, on paralel with Unix! Is it true?
> For a good performance, should i only use tomcat( as web server and jsp
> server) in this environment?
> Thank you, Julio.
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> Jos� Euclides J�nior
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> Enviada em: Ter�a-feira, 19 de Dezembro de 2000 01:50
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> Assunto: Re: TomCat into NT environment
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> Consider Apache + Tomcat... (both can be configured as services and run just
> great...)
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> What is the way to use TomCat into NT 4.0 Server? Just as a Stand-alone
> web-server, or as a NT service or even mixed with IIS. I think that this
> last option is the worst...
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> Best Regards,
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