Re: Access to HTTP Environment data -- WEB400

Subject: Re: Access to HTTP Environment data
From: David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 12:21:13 -0500
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Mike Cunningham wrote:

There is a difference in where they run. CGI apps run in Apache,
jsps/java run in an app server.


I agree in general ... but AFAIK, the protocol they talk is still
standard CGI stuff.

Mind you ... I'm not saying that a jsp or servlet should be able to run
in a Apache environment without special support (mod_jk, or whatever)
... I'm just saying that the protocol that jsp's & servelet's talk is
basically the same as a CGI program.

In a nutshell: JSP's & Servelet's are CGI's on steroids.  <grin>

david

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