 | View Full Version : Can we run servlets on apache web server jolly 03-13-2001, 06:15 AM We are running apache web server on linux 6.2 We want to run java servlets. how can we do it. do we have to install some other program also. astralexis 03-13-2001, 08:28 AM voilà une question intéressante kunal 03-13-2001, 10:04 AM Originally posted by astra4 voilà une question intéressante Same to you :) allan 03-13-2001, 10:55 AM Originally posted by astra4 voilà une question intéressante According to babel fish: here is a question interesting Yes you can, and there are many ways to do it. Probably the best way to start is to visit this site: http://java.apache.org/ and you can Java Servlet to your heart's content: Java Longtemps De phase Servlets! astralexis 03-13-2001, 09:20 PM Java Longtemps De phase Servlets! According to babel fish: Java A long time Of Servlets phase! :) allan 03-13-2001, 10:31 PM Originally posted by astra4 According to babel fish: Java A long time Of Servlets phase! :) [/B] LOL!! I originally entered Long Live Java Servlets! astralexis 03-13-2001, 10:49 PM Interestingly babel fish is case sensitive: Long Live Java Servlets! -> Java Longtemps De phase Servlets! Long live java servlets! -> Servlets longtemps de phase de Java! jw 03-14-2001, 01:08 AM french handles posessives differently then english so babel mistakes capitalized letters for names and untranslatable slang, junk, etc (by the way voila une question interresant means here is an interesting question.) mpkapadia 03-14-2001, 01:27 AM Originally posted by jolly We are running apache web server on linux 6.2 We want to run java servlets. how can we do it. do we have to install some other program also. Simplest way to do , is to put Apache mod jserv . you will be able to download it from java.apache.org It is the most easiest to configure if you want to run just servlets on linux, and it is free also But that supports onlu servlet 2.0 , if u need 2.1 and above then use tomcat or resin , Tomcat is not so easy to configure and resin costs 500 usd to put on production server. Apache jserv will just give servlets whereas others will give servlets and jsp. If you will need to put jsp pn top of apache jserv then you will have to use gnujsp from http://www.klomp.org/gnujsp . I am still trying to figure out how to do the gnujsp thing. We use jserv for 4-5 of our sites and has been working very well for 3 months now. Regards Manish Kapadia Bombay-India astralexis 03-14-2001, 04:39 AM french handles posessives differently then english so babel mistakes capitalized letters for names and untranslatable slang, junk, etc And apparently it doesn't understand the words java and servlet either, because both "translations" are wrong :) |