My company is exploring using Java servlets for a web-based human interface.
The primary platform for the server is Windows, but I support a QNX6 based
product, and would like to provide a stand-alone human interface based on
the same technology. I’m pretty new to this, so I might be speaking
giberish. Looks to me like the Apache Tomcat project may be an approach to
doing this on QNX6. Anybody know if Tomcat runs on QNX6? Which versions of
Tomcat and which versions of QNX6 with which versions of Apache?
Thanks,
Marty Doane
Siemens Dematic
I have done Apache + Kaffe for QNX4 a while ago and was able to run
servlets. It is doable on QNX6 of course, but I haven’t looked at the
Tomcat. As for Apache, it does not matter. I think SSL patches (if you need
them) only exist for Apache 1.3, not 2.x.
One way or another, you better think of reasons why you want to bother. QNX
is not the best platform to do this, unless you have some specific reason in
mind.
– igor
“Marty Doane” <martin.doane@siemens.com> wrote in message
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My company is exploring using Java servlets for a web-based human
interface.
The primary platform for the server is Windows, but I support a QNX6 based
product, and would like to provide a stand-alone human interface based on
the same technology. I’m pretty new to this, so I might be speaking
giberish. Looks to me like the Apache Tomcat project may be an approach to
doing this on QNX6. Anybody know if Tomcat runs on QNX6? Which versions of
Tomcat and which versions of QNX6 with which versions of Apache?
Thanks,
Marty Doane
Siemens Dematic