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20031015 Wednesday October 15, 2003

HowTo: Integrate Apache and Resin From a comment that an anonymous use left: Resin with Apache on Unix. I have used Tomcat for this site for over a year, and the last two projects I've worked on used Tomcat in production. However, James Duncan Davidson indicated that Tomcat was really never meant for production, and it never hurts to broaden one's horizons. I doubt I'll use Resin on this site, but I might recommend it to my next client (if I can get up to speed fast enough).

Why don't I just use Resin's built-in HTTP Server? Because I like Apache's virtual hosting feature and it's #1 for a reason, right? Posted in Java at Oct 15 2003, 10:17:10 PM MDT 1 Comment

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If I'm not mistaken, Tomcat has been completely rearchitected since those days.

Posted by Bob Lee on October 16, 2003 at 01:22 PM MDT #

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