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From: Tad Frysinger
Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 00:00

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In article <6oed1v$1ed$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, rbergami@thunder.temple.edu 
says...
> I am a big fan of the java language (once it evolves and has wide range
> support) but for now I am stuck using asp.  What I was wondering if I should
> get into servlets?  Could someone give me a brief run down of what they are
> and what they replace (e.g. cgi's).  I am running win nt 4.0 with iis. Thanks
> 
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Applets are java processes that run on the browser.  Servlets are java 
processes that run on the web server.  They are fundamentally for the 
same purposes as server-side ASP script.  However, since it is Java, you 
get all the benefits of the Java language.

You can use java servlets on IIS 4.0 by using JRun, from Live Software.  
I am using it on PWS to do prototyping, and deploying on IIS.  So far, no 
problems - but I haven't scaled to any volumes yet.

Tad

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