Re: SSL and WebSphere ? -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: Re: SSL and WebSphere ?
From: Steve <steve@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 23:29:48 +0000
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In article <OFCB09F753.42E6FAB0-ON86256B80.007BEF10@rsrcorp.com>,
SCarter@rsrcorp.com writes
>
>also, do you run applets or jsp's ?
>
>
>Well, we're using WebSphere 3.5, SSL and Java on an iSeries, and it
>works like a charm. Goes like a train, too. Wouldn't like to try it on
>NT, though.

OK - wouldn't want to run on NT because it's more expensive to support
and less stable.

Applets, EJBs and JSP - all written in-house (but not by me).
--
Steve

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