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Maybe have a look at Linux Magazine? They are in love with Java, and there
was an article a few months ago about Tomcat in particular, IIRC.
Good luck, and let us know how it goes!
Russell
On Wednesday 31 July 2002 17:55 pm, you wrote:
> Have any of you installed Tomcat as part of a web server?
> I have been sort of asked to look at this at work, it appears
> to be part of the RH Enterprise server, this is really new
> ground for me, but if I can pull it off that will make LINUX
> just that much more attractive at my work place, and give MS
> one more little push off to one side (alas out the door will
> probably not happen due to the amount of MS at the client
> sites, but just being able to offer a alternative to MS is
> great in my books)
>
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