Michele Smith wrote:http://www.iisadmin.co.uk/?p=72
Will this also work? This mentions Tomcat with Apache and IIS.
I am getting confused because I read an article that said that Glassfish does not need Tomcat.
Thank you, Michele
I tried to install Apache Tomcat yesterday and it errored out, I think it is because port 8080 is listening.
Apache Tomcat is not just a web server (though it does act as one), it is a Servlet container. A Servlet container is something Glassfish will already include.
I tried to install Apache Tomcat yesterday and it errored out, I think it is because port 8080 is listening.
The folks I work with have explained to me that for security reasons we have to have Apache Tomcat with the connector working with IIS 7.0 to enable GlassFish to work properly.
So IIS is the webserver?
Also I asked the questions in your last email to the others I am working with.
Michele Smith wrote:Hi this is really more helpful than anything we have talked about for me. Thanks so much!
I wondered, do you mean Apache Tomcat when you say Web Server as well as the JVM. The reason why I ask is that you have listed Apache under Web Server and Apache Tomcat under JVM.
Since we already are into GlassFish, maybe we will not need Apache at all.
Thanks,
Michele
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