I will go for Apache with Tomcat.
Since there is no way for me to install Apache httpd in front of Apache
Tomcat
:D

Thanks guys

-fsloke


David Smith-2 wrote:
> 
> Not always.  In the simplest of configurations, just serving out
> webapps, it's better to go with a standalone Apache Tomcat
> installation.  Putting Httpd in front would just add latency to the
> request and make the environment more complicated.  If you need other
> features best provided by Httpd, then by all means put it in front.
> 
> --David
> 
> 
> Henry Loke wrote:
>> So, it is better to install Apache httpd in front of Tomcat
>>
>> Thanks Guys...
>>
>> -fsloke
>>
>>
>> Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
>>   
>>> 2009/11/14 Henry Loke <fsl...@yahoo.com>:
>>>     
>>>> I only install Apache Tomcat my Java webapp can work already.
>>>> So far I know what Apache can do, Apache Tomcat also can do.
>>>> The common different is Apache Tomcat is for Java program only
>>>> Apache can support multiple language webapp eg. php, Java , etc etc
>>>>
>>>> I a bit confuse the existence of Apache?
>>>> If my server only run java program, Can I install Apache Tomcat without
>>>> Apache?
>>>>
>>>>       
>>> http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/Connectors#Q3
>>>
>>>     
> 
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