first, you need a servlet engine with Apache (like with IIS). tomcat is free
and integrates easily.
Then, you need to let either Apache or IIS run on a different port. Both
default to port 80. (You can of course also decide to run only one of them
at a time).
Tomcat uses ports 8080 and 8007, so don't set IIS to one of those (and you
may have to change port 8080 if you have a proxy running on the machine that
uses it.
Installation is easy, just follow the directions in the userguide and/or the
web. Integration of Tomcat with Apache is described in detail (and on
jakarta.apache.org you can even find how to integrate Tomcat with IIS).

-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Murphy [mailto:RMurphy708@a...]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 1:11 PM
To: Pro_JavaServer_Pages
Subject: [pro_jsp] Apache Alongside IIS ?


Being a bit of a coward, after getting my hands on a copy of Apache, I
haven't yet had the courage to install it - the reason being that up until
now I've been using IIS/5 as my web server to develop ASP pages.

I'd now like to take a closer looks at using JSP pages, and would therefore
like to use Apache.

Does anybody know of any problems that would be caused by me installing
Apache on a machine which already has IIS/5 installed ?

Thanks in advance.

Ray

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