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> What would be the catch of using another servlet/JSP engine outside of OAS
> 4.0, but still use OAS 4.0 to provide the other middle-ware services?

> Trying to get servlets and JSP operational now, but still use as much of
> OAS as I can.  Don't want to use JWeb.

> Thanks...Jim D.

> --
> Director, Internet Initiatives
> Frequency Marketing, Inc.

> 503 775-4539

> Hi Jim.

> OAS 4.0.8 supports Java Servlets (they call their implementation JServlet,
> which replaces JWeb). Unfortunately they didn't implement Java Server
Pages
> in this release but seen that JSP is built on top of Java Servlets I would
> think that you could compile your JSPs with another Web server and compile
> the translated Java code (if you can access that) with JServlet.

> HTH.

> Finn

> > What would be the catch of using another servlet/JSP engine outside of
OAS
> > 4.0, but still use OAS 4.0 to provide the other middle-ware services?

> > Trying to get servlets and JSP operational now, but still use as much of
> > OAS as I can.  Don't want to use JWeb.

> > Thanks...Jim D.

> > --
> > Director, Internet Initiatives
> > Frequency Marketing, Inc.

> > 503 775-4539