jsp, servlets, and perl under one web server ?
From: Eric Osman (ericosman_at_rcn.com)
Date: 02/23/04
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 11:13:44 -0500
Hi,
I originally installed "indigoperl" so I could debug my perl scripts on
my home (xp) computer. "indigoperl" includes a pre-configured
installation of the apache web server.
Then yesterday, I installed apache "tomcat" server so I can debug jsp
and servlets on my same home computer.
So it would seem I'm now running two web servers on my home computer.
The tomcat one is listening on port "8080" (cause I specified this
number during the installation) .
The question:
Can I easily run just ONE web server that will serve all of jsp,
servlets, perl scripts ?
If so, at this point, which should I keep ? The indigo apache or the
tomcat apache ? Or do I need both ?
Where do I read up on how to configure the other if I drop one of them ?
Thanks. ericosman@rcn.com
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