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What are some Java Servlet Engines for IIS?

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Len

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I'm developing Java Servlets for a project at work and we are currently using Java Web Server 2.0, but I'm in a dire need for having something a bit more robust and since the company already runs an IIS 5 site all I'd need is a Servlet Engine. Could you please throw some constructive recomendations(don't tell me I should use Apache or that MS sucks) my way regarding this topic?

thanks,

len
 
Hey Len,

You should use Apache, because MS sucks. hehehehe 🙂

However, for servlets, you can still use the stuff from apache. Go to jakarta.apache.org...download Tomcat, it is a JSP & Servlet engine...Sun is giving it now instead of an API version of the servlet SDK on Javasoft...very good and versitile...I love it, and you can integrate it with IIS.

Thanks,

Spawngo
 
Never mind. JRun is deffinatly not and due to the fact tomcat is from apache it probably is, but I'll check closer into it.
 
Tomcat is open source...I think it's out on the Apache Public License, which is less restrictive than the GPL...not sure about that though...

Thanks,

Spwango
 
I'd go with integrating Jakarta-Tomcat with IIS. The documentation, I think, is a bit sketchy, but if you stick with it, you'll get there.
 
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