Re: jsp to asp.net
- From: Arne Vajhøj <arne@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:05:52 -0400
Ashot Geodakov wrote:
asp.net and jsp will not work together because they'll require two different web servers to run under. IIS and Apache (Tomcat) will have to run side-by-side. They will not share any data (session, etc.) since they're two completely different apps. IIS does not support JSP, and Apache does not support .Net. If their management has any sanity, they'll never be convinced to start supporting new stuff just because of one developer's preferences.
I completely agree with the conclusion.
I just want to add two notes to the tiny details:
- there are many other servers capable of running JSP than
Apache Tomcat
- it is possible to connect IIS to some servlet containers
(which runs JSP) including Apache Tomcat and Resin (*)
*) It is not nearly as popular to use IIS for that as Apache HTTPD,
but it has been seen.
Arne
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