Re: Between C++ and web server
- From: Carey Carlan <gulfjoe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 23:19:42 GMT
IchBin <weconsul@xxxxxxx> wrote in news:LNednd1zCs3jx0bYUSdV9g@xxxxxxx:
However, the question is: Is there a common interface between java
and the web servers of the world? If I create an HTTP request to a
Java class from my browser via IIS or Apache, is the java side of
that call identical in both cases? How does the server invoke java?
Are the parameters identical?
Is there another acronym I can research for the server -> java
interface?
Sorry... Look at JSP, Servlets and maybe Tomcat. Not sure if you
already have a server. A lot of other people use apache in front of
Tomcat which run JSP and Servlets for security and performance.
A lot of people may watch this newsgroup but it maybe better if you
post to either:
comp.lang.java.help
comp.lang.java.programmer
You may bet more specific responses than mine, sorry.
Please don't apologize. The information you are supplying is what I need.
I'm moving into new turf here. A few directions go a long way.
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