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~Keiko Cisfooterynds 24.Nov.03 04:04 AM a Web browser
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I know that IBM has its own web server built into Domino, but I would like to know given the latest trend of incorporating other software and platforms into Domino, when will the in-built web server be split off, so that an outside (Domino) web server can be used?

Why not use Apache (not Tomcat) to be the Web server for Lotus Domino?

The reasoning is that there are products out there that can already do this job so why not use them.

Regards
Rolf Pfotenhauer






Apache and Lotus Domino (~Keiko Cisfoote... 24.Nov.03)
. . RE: Apache and Lotus Domino (~Elizabeth Ekkr... 24.Nov.03)
. . Slightly off-topic, but... (~George Cislute... 25.Nov.03)
. . . . RE: Slightly off-topic, but... (~Keiko Cisfoote... 26.Nov.03)
. . . . . . Apache as server-proxy (~George Cislute... 26.Nov.03)
. . . . . . . . RE: Apache as server-proxy (~Keiko Cisfoote... 27.Nov.03)
. . . . . . . . . . RE: Apache as server-proxy (~Fritz Asakitex... 5.Dec.03)
. . . . . . . . RE: Apache as server-proxy (~Keiko Cisfoote... 28.Nov.03)





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