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Sat Nov 12 19:29:10 PST 2005

just kidding ;) .There is no magic number here .. everything depends
on how your solution is desgined and what sort of a scalability you are
expecting ..

>5. Is there a better choice of Web server/Application server or is IIS
>suitable?

Again it really depends ... how you design as well as what you use
for a solution,really depends on the kind of solution. Do you
expect 10 hits per day .. or 1000 hits per day .. or a million hits per
day ??

Small scale solutions are much well off ..using just a webserver
(Servlets/JSP) and DB.Application servers are generally recommended for
large scale enterprise solutions.Application  servers may not be cost
effective .. and sometimes even perform badly .. for small scale
solutions.It is really a decision to make.

>3. I want to place the servlets used by the application on IIS, is this
>where Jrun comes into play?

>4. Could I use Jrun standalone in a commercial environment ?

>6. Could I deploy on TomCat as the application server or is TomCat for
>development  only?

>7. Could I use TomCat standalone in a commercial environment ?
>

The joy of learning things on your own can never be replaced.
So I am not anwsering the above questions directly ..but I can
give you all you need to get the answers :)

www.jrun.com
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/index.html

Read the license terms to know if they can be commercially used or not ..

HTH,
the_Wolf

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>Hi Guys,
>
>Part of my web application involves generating HTML pages based on input
>from a text field. The value from the text field is passed to a SQL query;
>the returned result set may be thousands of lines.
>
>Considerations:
>
>1. I want to use database connection pooling is this the only performance
>mechanism that I need to consider? What value might I use for the maximum
>pool size?
>
>2. Would Internet Information Server (IIS) with SQL Server be sufficient?
>
>3. I want to place the servlets used by the application on IIS, is this
>where Jrun comes into play?
>
>4. Could I use Jrun standalone in a commercial environment ?
>
>5. Is there a better choice of Web server/Application server or is IIS
>suitable?
>
>6. Could I deploy on TomCat as the application server or is TomCat for
>development
>    only?
>
>7. Could I use TomCat standalone in a commercial environment ?
>
>
>Any source code for generating multiply html pages based on the SQL result
>set, (with navigational links to pages i.e. 1,2,3...n, next, previous) 
>would
>be highly appreciated.
>
>General comments are also appreciated.
>
>Jide
>
>
>
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