Hi list, I have a client who wishes to run pages created in JSP on our web server.
Up until now I have only had people wanting perl and php access, so I am faced with the question of which JSP engine to use. I have downloaded the debian Blackdown Java package, and it appears to be working as it should, so now I just need some way of adding JSP functionality to the web server. I have seen a few solutions for doing this. * Tomcat + mod-jk * GNUJSP + jserv * Jetty (not available as a Debian package) Can anyone offer any oppinions as to what is a good JSP set up that will intergrate nicely with existing services on my web server? Also is there any advantage to running a seperate port for JSP pages or can I just load a module like jserv or mod-jk so that apache can serve up JSP pages just like it would for PHP pages or CGI scripts. I don't mind using something that is not currently debianised if it is better than any of the packages currently in the Debian distrib. Thanks for any tips you can give me. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
