Murray Wilson, a software developer with n-ary (consulting) ltd, is one of only a few developers who began their careers with Java. He has spent the last 18 months on a number of high-profile e-commerce projects, where he quickly learned that coding Java was only half the job.
JServ for me represents the best-value servlet engine on the market today.
"Why?" I hear you ask. Well, that's easy. It's free, of course. To this day,
the fact that I can download the Apache Web server and JServ for Linux and
have the beginnings of an excellent enterprise server for nothing surprises
me. And why anybody would use any Web server/servlet engine combination other
than Apache/JServ escapes me. "What about the lack of support?" the voices
cry out. Is that a real reason? I'm not convinced, but I've heard lots of
remarks on the "difficulty" of setting up JServ with Apache on Linux. This
article provides a step-by-step guide on getting JServ up and running.
We'll start by looking at how to install JServ and how to test the setup of
the installation. Then I'll explain some of the more advanced configurations
that can be applied to the product. This article w... (more)
Murray Wilson, a software developer with n-ary (consulting) ltd, is one of only a few developers who began their careers with Java. He has spent the last 18 months on a number of high-profile e-commerce projects, where he quickly learned that coding Java was only half the job.
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