If you are in a development cycle where you only use servlets, then I would suggest
that you
utilize Tomcat in standalone mode, as you will not gain anything by throwing Apache
into the mix.
In fact,
However, since you will ultimately deploy to a production environment where you will
most likely
have a web-server such as Apache, I would suggest that you configure the connectivity
between
Apache and Tomcat as part of your testing cycle to ensure that you are testing in an
environment
that is as close as possible to the production deployment environment.
Cor
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Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 2:22 PM
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Subject: Do I need apache for servlet-only use?
The main benefit I've read of using apache with tomcat instead of just
tomcat standalone is that apache is faster for serving static pages. If
I am starting a new development effort that will only be using servlets,
is there any reason to use apache, or should I just stick with tomcat in
standalone mode to service the requests? Any comments would be
appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
James
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