Eric Armstrong wrote:
> Does anyone have any reccommendations of the best
> servlet container to use. I've been working through
> Marty Hall's excellent book (Core Servlets and
> JavaServer Pages), and I find that there are two
> viable alternatives, thus far:
I'm currently using IBM's VisualAge Java Enterprise 3.02 for a project.
<ducks!> :-)
I have not used the servlet part, but my understanding is that VisualAge
Java supports testing servlets locally. Primarily though, IBM would like
you to run them with IBM's WebSphere. Are you just looking for a
container for testing? Why don't you want to run your servlets in a
server for production?
General IBM Java info:
http://www.ibm.com/developer/java/
A related query:
http://jcentral.alphaworks.ibm.com/cgi-bin/basic.pl?UserRestriction=servlet%20container
The entry version of VisualAge Java is available for download at no
charge.
I personally like VisualAge Java over other Java Development
environments for the integration with the ENVY Repository (first
developed for Smalltalk) for fine grained version control. It is a sort
of DKR for code.
-Paul Fernhout
Kurtz-Fernhout Software
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Developers of custom software and educational simulations
Creators of the Garden with Insight(TM) garden simulator
http://www.kurtz-fernhout.com
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