Re: Web server info

[Pat Barber <mboceanside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

What's the difference in the two...generally speaking,
between the Apache server and Tomcat ?

After putting an example up yesterday,  I think my confusion comes
with all those AIX terms I see used. I had to start the LDAP server
but I had no idea why I needed to do that. That is chock full of very
unfamilar terms. The InfoCenter is a very poor excuse for a good set of
books on the subject.

After a great deal of reading and experiments, I finally got the Apache
server running and the IBM example "Phone Directory" up and going.

Waaaay too much tweaking and twisting to get something that simple
up and going.

Did I lean anything ...probably.


Vernon Hamberg wrote:

> Aaron
>
> I'm going to pick on your semantics a little - using Tomcat, you DO 
> have a web server - it is just built into Tomcat. It is fairly 
> automatic to set up and is a fine solution for lighter weight kinds 
> of things, IIRC. And you can also tie in to Apache, etc. I'm not sure 
> at what point one turns away from the internal web server and uses an 
> external one. Does WAS also have an internal web server?
>
>