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Resin: The Instant Application Server

 
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Resin: The Instant Application Server
by Daniel Solin
09/18/2002


Imagine a Java Web application server that runs on Unix, delivers incredible performance, is really easy to set up, and inexpensive to boot. Even crazier, imagine that this little app server offers all of the features you expect from a modern Java server, including JSP/servlets, XML/XSL, and EJB/CMP.

You can stop imagining. It actually exists, and it goes by the name of Resin. In this article, we will show you how to install Resin and get it running; we'll conclude with an EJB/CMP example that shows how Resin makes these techniques easily usable. If you have worked with installations of Java servers before, I think you will be amazed at how fast and simple Resin is. At an ISP I worked for, we had Resin up and running in a matter of minutes.

 
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Rick,
I just got your book and based on the what I have read so far I have to say it looks to be a very good book.
Thanks,
Stef
 
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Thanks for the free marketing....
 
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