apache and tomcat are both servers of a different kind.
Apache "HTTP Server" (commonly just called "Apache") is an full blown webserver.
Tomcat is a limited server... it was designed as a minimal fast server of static HTML pages... and along the way it's picked up support CGI scripting, and servlets + JSP pages.
There's a brace of full blown J2EE application servers getting around now... Sun's Server PE, BEA's Weblogic, IBM's WebSphere, and JBoss are the ones which spring to mind.
Google at will.
Cheers, Keith.
In This point i want tell some thing to you ,
By using servlet technalagy or any web technalagy in java we con't access resourses of the local client machine.
if you are trying for that i can say sarry,
If you are not trying for that then you can find 100's applications in roseindia.net site
If you are not happy with this feel free to mail me on krosuru@gmail.com
> In This point i want tell some thing to you ,
>
> By using servlet technalagy or any web technalagy in
> java we con't access resourses of the local client
> machine.
>
> if you are trying for that i can say sarry,
>
> If you are not trying for that then you can find
> 100's applications in roseindia.net site
>
> If you are not happy with this feel free to mail me
> on krosuru@gmail.com
Why? What are you going to do about it? Re-adjust reality? :-)