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Anyone know of address of download "java web server"

 
corlin
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sun dont provider the downloading of "java web server " .

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You can try tomcat, here.
Good luck!

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Did a quick google search and found this site offering
javawebserver2.0 and a host of other things for download.

http://www.51jsp.com/download/
But i would agree with Ryan for going in for Tomcat.
Hope this helps,
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Java Web Server is no longer supported by Sun. They transferred all development to the Apache organization about 2 years ago. Sun engineers now work on the Tomcat project.
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