Turbine and Oracle Internet Application Server

["Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" <Go...@SONDA.COM>]

I have to do some research on running Turbine over
Oracle iAS 9i. I have conflicting reports about the
level of J2EE support in this product:

* The standard installation comes with Apache 1.3.12
  and JServ 1.1. Should Turbine (the current HEAD
  revision) run on this setup?

* I have documentation from Oracle stating this:

    JavaServer Pages (JSP) (1.1)
    Oracle9iAS supports JSP 1.1 in OracleJVM and most
    of JSP 1.1 functionality in Apache-JServ (JDK JVM).

    Servlets (2.2)
    Oracle9iAS supports Servlets 2.2 in OracleJVM and
    Servlets 2.0 in Apache-JServ (JDK JVM).

  Anybody has any idea what this means? What is OracleJVM?
  Does it in some way replace JServ? Is servlets 2.0
  enough to run Turbine?

* Has anybody had any experience running this setup?

Thanks,


-- 
Gonzalo A. Diethelm
gonzalo.diethelm@sonda.com

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Re: Turbine and Oracle Internet Application Server

[Jon Stevens <jo...@latchkey.com>]

on 4/6/01 1:28 PM, "Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" <Go...@SONDA.COM>
wrote:

> I have to do some research on running Turbine over
> Oracle iAS 9i. I have conflicting reports about the
> level of J2EE support in this product:

You are nuts. :-)

> * The standard installation comes with Apache 1.3.12
> and JServ 1.1. Should Turbine (the current HEAD
> revision) run on this setup?

As a Servlet, I doubt it any longer. I believe Turbine Servlet now pretty
much requires 2.1.

> * I have documentation from Oracle stating this:
> 
> JavaServer Pages (JSP) (1.1)
> Oracle9iAS supports JSP 1.1 in OracleJVM and most
> of JSP 1.1 functionality in Apache-JServ (JDK JVM).

There is no JSP functionality in JServ. JSP in JServ is an Oracle hack.

> Servlets (2.2)
> Oracle9iAS supports Servlets 2.2 in OracleJVM and
> Servlets 2.0 in Apache-JServ (JDK JVM).

That doesn't make any sense.

> Anybody has any idea what this means? What is OracleJVM?

They wrote their own JVM.

> Does it in some way replace JServ? Is servlets 2.0
> enough to run Turbine?

Not as a Servlet.

> * Has anybody had any experience running this setup?

If I were you, I would push back on your client about running that type of
setup. I have yet to hear a single positive comment about OAS and the fact
that Oracle bases their product on top of a dead product (JServ) is a bit
silly don't you think?

-jon


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