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Old May 4th, 2002, 02:09 AM
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I'm thinking about learning JSP. I need to know if apache1.3(windows) can run JSP?

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Correction:Apache 1.3 can run JSP/Serverlets, download ApacheJServ from http://java.apache.org

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No, Tomcat, or the older jserv are the servlet containers (that run servlets or jsp), mod_jk, mod_jser, mod_webapp is the module which lets apache communicate with the servlet/jsp engine. Apache is an http server.
Read www.apache.org

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No, Tomcat, or the older jserv are the servlet containers (that run servlets or jsp), mod_jk, mod_jser, mod_webapp is the module which lets apache communicate with the servlet/jsp engine. Apache is an http server.
Read www.apache.org

erm, i know its a http server
ApacheJServ is an JSP engine module for Apache but its very outdated

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Hello,

so is Tomcat a module for apache to allow it to run JSP? I just want to be able to run the latest version of JSP on apache because I also use apache to run PHP.

If it is a module, then all I have to do to run JSP is to install the module and configure it right?

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You have to install tomcat (a jsp/servlet container) then you have to establish a connection between Apache and Tomcat, so that Apache passes jsp/servlets to tomcat (mod_jk, or mod_webapp), after many words read tutorials here or at webmasterbase.com or at jguru (tomcat faq)

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Thanks!

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Arrow jsp revisited

hello there,

please someone confirm that whether i can set up jsp to work with existing my server environment
( = apache+php+mysql+redhat7.2).

recently i reconfigured apache w/ DSO to accomodate modules, and installed the followings over existing server: jdk, tomcat, mod_webapp, and mm.mysql.jar

result: jsp works fine but the new system doesn't render php.

question: is it possible to work jsp and php together under the same apache. If yes, where should i start look into for a solution??

daniel -

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Re: jsp revisited

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hello there,

please someone confirm that whether i can set up jsp to work with existing my server environment
( = apache+php+mysql+redhat7.2).

recently i reconfigured apache w/ DSO to accomodate modules, and installed the followings over existing server: jdk, tomcat, mod_webapp, and mm.mysql.jar

result: jsp works fine but the new system doesn't render php.

question: is it possible to work jsp and php together under the same apache. If yes, where should i start look into for a solution??

daniel -

yup its possible
go to http://rpms.arvin.dk and get some php rpms (main php 1 and mod_php_to reload php
then restart apache
then see

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Arrow thx

rverlander, thanks for the cofirm & a link!

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