So - in other words there are no toes to step on :). Unfortunately recommending Apache2 over IIS is pretty much a non-starter in my world, so a working IIS connector is needed (at least to bring server-side Java into this world).
On 12/12/05, Tim Whittington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The ISAPI connector has been somewhat unloved over the past few years. > We're recommending Apache 2 over IIS to all our customers, so if that's > widespread it'd explain the lack of interest. > > I've been submitting patches from our local branch over the past year, > trying to improve some aspects of it (still waiting for the next dev branch > to add chunked encoding support). > I've also updated some of the docs to mention features that have been > there for years (i.e. isapi_redirect.properties). > The only other person I've seen touch the IIS code in recent memory is > Mladen. > > Binary JTC builds from Jakarta have always been a bit hit and miss - I > build all ours locally. > The only IIS6 issue I know of is that you have to add a web services > extension for the redirector for it to work - new locked down IIS rules or > something. >
