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Subject: RE: [WEB400] Re: Apache
From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 11:13:19 -0500
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> From: David Gibbs
>
> Um, did you mean 'standalone tomcat comes with it's own built-in HTTP
> server'?
>
> Saying that Apache comes with a built-in http server is redundant,
> redundant. :)

ROFL!!!  You're right.  No, wait, you're wrong.  No, maybe I'm right, but
slightly incorrect.  I don't know.  But at least I'm decisive about it.  I
think.

>grin<

Anywho, yes, standalone ***Tomcat*** comes with its own mini-Apache HTTP
server.  It's not the full-blown Apache, by any means, but it's sufficient
especially if you're primarily interested in testing servlet and JSPs.

Joe

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