Re: quickest route to java web form
- From: zero <zero@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 22:53:58 GMT
"Oliver Wong" <owong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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>
> I'm in the same boat as the OP. I've read a bit about JSP, and
> even less
> about servelets, and I'd like to get my feet wet. The machine I use to
> develop at home runs Windows XP. Is there an easy way package I can
> get to quickly get a server up and running to play around with?
>
> I've heard getting JSP and Apache working together is sometimes a
> real
> pain.
>
> - Oliver
>
Apache Tomcat is the reference implementation for Servlets/JSPs, so I don't
think that should cause problems. Maybe you heard about IIS and Apache?
On my development machine I have IIS 5.1 on XP Pro SP2 working together
with Apache Tomcat 5.5 for Servlets and JSPs - it works side by side with
ASP.NET and PHP without any problems. Before people jump on me about
safety issues, let me again stress this is a development & testing machine.
You don't really need IIS btw, Tomcat has everything you need to get
started. So I suggest you just download it, get a book or online tutorial
about Servlets/JSP, and jump right in. I think you'll find it's not that
complicated.
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