tomcat <-> tengah

[Zo...@Bertelsmann.de]

hi,

i'm new on this list. i have a little piece of expirience with tomcat (downloaded yesterday and amazed me at home with a linux). So i hve a few Qs.

official hours i'm working with tengah (bea weblogic), i would like to ask you how comparable tomcat with tengah? 
previously i made a small servlet for jserv (with ecs and jdbc for postres) and this class worked with tomcat, it's AMAZING!!!! (it's something like htmlKona and dbKona with tengah)
do you what to create a more transparent db access for jakarta?
what does know about the performance of apache+jserv and the jakarta?
and my final Qs are about tengah like things:
 - is tomcat supporting SSL?
 - is tomcat supporting Filesystems?

thx,
Zoltán

Re: tomcat <-> tengah

[jon * <jo...@clearink.com>]

on 10/27/99 1:49 AM, Zoltan.Levardy@Bertelsmann.de
<Zo...@Bertelsmann.de> wrote:

> previously i made a small servlet for jserv (with ecs and jdbc for postres)
> and this class worked with tomcat, it's AMAZING!!!! (it's something like

I'm happy you enjoy ECS! ;-)

> htmlKona and dbKona with tengah)

I also have a open source version of dbKona that is almost a drop in
replacement...

<http://www.working-dogs.com/village/>

We have made advancements to it that are not drop in replaceable and that is
called Town...

<http://www.working-dogs.com/town/>

> do you what to create a more transparent db access for jakarta?

That is where the Turbine project comes into place. It is new and part of
the Java Apache Project for now...

<http://java.apache.org/turbine/>

There is a nice connection pool, etc in there. Take a look at the class
TurbineUserPeer for ideas on how to abstract things.

-jon