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    JSP server

    I need an advice where to downloand free version of server ,
    which is easy to configure and use.

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    javawebserver2.0+

    Hey Sadovod,

    I have been using a free copy of javawebserver, it works great for testing purposes. u should be able to find it on the sun site...you still need to download the compiler part as well and configure the autoexec.bat as well..I am using jswdk1.0 for the compiler part.

    Manoj

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    Re: JSP server

    Originally posted by Sadovod
    I need an advice where to downloand free version of server ,
    which is easy to configure and use.
    Tomcat, but no server is easy to configure or use. It was made by the makers of Tomcat and (I think) is written in Java.

    http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat

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    Wink

    I downloaded apache webserver, then Apache JServ. But I was unable to get it to configure properly. I tried tOMCAT, but it needs a bunch of Env Variables set. I finally brought down JRUN by allaire. This was fairly simple to configure, and worked with Apache.

    Ken Fitts

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    You can try JRun, from Allaire, but I think there is some sort of limit on the number of concurrent connections.
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    Re: Re: JSP server

    Originally posted by filburt1


    Tomcat, but no server is easy to configure or use. It was made by the makers of Tomcat and (I think) is written in Java.

    http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat
    I repeat...

    It only needs the normal Java stuff (CLASSPATH, JAVA_HOME, etc.) and TOMCAT_HOME. That's not a lot to do, and you can just put them in your autoexec.bat.

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    I downloaded Tomcat, ready to use it but I don't think I'm setting up my environment variables right. Could somebody show me the syntax for setting these things up on an NT machine?


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    Tomcat comes with documentation...

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    I'm using Lite Web server it's free and can be downloaded at
    www.gefionsoftware.com.
    jen

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