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See <http://www.htdig.org/RELEASE.html> for details.
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distfile. The makefile gets the doc rebuilding wrong, and the documentation
which comes with it is fine.
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While here, fix typo which was causing un-substituted MESSAGE_FILE to
be shown
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than me review the license to download jsdk20 from
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
and see if there's something better we can do? An ACCEPTABLE_LICENSE= of some
sort maybe?
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SPFC is the Apache.org Server Page Foundation Classes, a collection of
java classes to help servlet's construct HTML and XML documents on-the-fly.
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Apache JSSI parses JHTML files, executes the servlets as specified by the
<SERVLET> tag and replaces those tags with the output of the executed
servlet. The <SERVLET> tag can be seen as the server side equivalent of
the <APPLET> tag.
Note that SSI files for java servlets are called JHTML files in the
apache context while SHTML files are usually for traditional SSI (like
<!--#ECHO -->). This is a bit confusing since in the Java Web Server
(SUN) context SHTML files are used for java servlet SSI files and
JHTML is used for page compiled pages. Java Apache SSI does not support
page compiling.
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Server Pages (ASP) files that run on the Microsoft IIS Web Server into
PHP pages to run on Apache, into the NetBSD packages collection.
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Tomcat so that it works out of the box with our Apache Server config.
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1.) Apache Server 1.3.9 or higher is now needed
2.) Build with the Apache EAPI (--enable-EAPI), now that mod_jserv
supports it. This should make jserv run a little smoother and
saves a truly frightening `Warning: apache may crash' warning
when loading mod_jserv
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Anyone have a better idea? Should these be disabled? INTERACTIVE?
something else?
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actually used.
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mod_jserv is a module for Apache Server which provides servlet support
using the JSDK version 2.0. It can also be used with the Jakarta
project's Tomcat servlet environment, which is the next generation of
servlet development from Sun and Apache -- see the jakarta-tomcat
package for details.
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hand-downloading the distfile.
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Development Kit"
NO_CDROM= ${RESTRICTED}
Sigh... It actually is permissible to redistribute the jsdk, but under the
following terms:
2. License to Distribute Servlet Classes.
Licensee is granted a royalty-free right to
reproduce and distribute the servlet classes
contained in the Software identified therein as
"Sun.Servlet.*," "Javax.Servlet.*" or
"Jsdk.Doc.Apidoc.*" ("Servlet Classes") provided
that Licensee: (i) distrib- utes the Servlet
Classes complete and unmodified only as part of,
and for the sole purpose of run- ning, Licensee's
Java compatible servlets ("Servlets"); (ii) does
not distribute additional soft- ware intended to
replace any component(s) of the Servlet Classes;
(iii) agrees to incorporate the most current
version of the Software that was available from
Sun no later than 180 days prior to each
production release of the Servlet; (iv) does not
remove or alter any proprietary legends or no-
tices contained in the Servlet Classes; (v)
includes the provisions of Sections 3, 4, 6, 8,
and 9 in Licensee's license agreement for the
Program; and (vi) agrees to indemnify, hold
harmless, and de- fend Sun and its licensors from
and against any claims or lawsuits, including
attorneys' fees, that arise or result from the
use or distribution of the Program.
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From pkg/DESCR:
JSDK 2.0 is an older version of Sun's Java Servlet Development Kit.
It includes the servlet java classes and a simple web server with
servlet support.
JSDK has been supplanted by project Jakarta, which is a joint project
between The Apache Foundation and Sun to produce the next generation
of the servlet classes. The 3.0 release of the Jakarta project's
servlet environment, Tomcat, is available via the www/jakarta-tomcat
package.
This package exists primarily to support building the Apache JServ
module, which has not yet been updated to build against the Tomcat
classes.
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currently
cannot build with kaffe, which I am looking into.
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paths.
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Server Pages engine.
This currently runs as a standalone http server with Servlet/JSP support,
and will be usable with Apache Server if/when we have a mod_jserv package.
I will look into that next, unless someone is already.
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