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I've googling many times for this topic, but I don't see a clear answer.

We have Apache modules for a lot of languages:

   mod_perl
   mod_php
   mod_python
   ...
   mod_xxx

I know there is a mod_java but it's old (JVM 1.6) and buggy.

In Java web development, why don't we rely on a better mod_java instead of Tomcat, Glassfish, JBoss, etc?


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The mod_java that you referred to is actually a telephony API used to build call processing featurelets (something like SIPServlets - JSR 359) - it is not an extension for Apache.

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Ron McLeod wrote:The mod_java that you referred to is actually a telephony API used to build call processing featurelets (something like SIPServlets - JSR 359) - it is not an extension for Apache.




But can we use some kind of Apache module instead of Tomcat, Glassfish, ... ?

Just like in php?


 
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No.
 
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Neils Bjorn wrote:But can we use some kind of Apache module instead of Tomcat, Glassfish, ... ?  Just like in php?


If you want to use Java, why don't you want to use Tomcat?
 
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If you want to use Apache and Tomcat together, you would do that with the mod_jk module.
 
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