~terry
Fri, Nov 13, 1998 (08:31)
seed
Finally, real server-side Java in a web page ..
Java Server Pages (JSP) compile on the fly into servlets, and are now
possible with the following servlet engines & scripting toolkits:
JRun & JST
IBM WebSphere
ServletExec
Sun's JSP Site
These engines work with nearly all popular web servers,
including Microsoft's IIS and PWS, though few ISPs
currently support servlets.
An alternative to ASP, Cold Fusion, and server-side JavaScript?
~terry
Sun, Nov 22, 1998 (11:12)
#1
this was in this month's Java Dev. Journal:
1998 Writer's Choice
Which Products Have You Found to Be Most Valuable?
"Significantly Improved Quality"
WebLogic's Tengah Application Server is, put simply, the best
application server software I have ever worked with. WebLogic
(http://www.weblogic.com) was actually the first Java company.
In the pioneering days of JDBC, WebLogic provided the first
JDBC drivers as well as three-tiered drivers that allowed
Applets to access relational databases. Tengah provides robust
connectivity to Relational Databases, as well as the fastest
Java Servlet API-compliant Web server, a central management
system for RMI, the first Enterprise JavaBean-compliant server,
and HTTP tunneling for proxied access to data. WebLogic provides
all of this and also includes phone and email support with an
incredibly fast turn-around time. I have been developing Java
applications for more than two years. WebLogic's products have
significantly improved the quality of the solutions that I've
implemented."