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I have a virtual server account on Iserver with:  FreeBSD, JDK 1.1.8,
Jserv 1.1,
and of course Apache 1.3.

I've asked Iserver tech support if JSP is offered, the response was no,
but if I want to install it was OK but they would will not support my
efforts.

Now my question:  is this possible, if Iserve does not support JSP at
the
web server level,  that I  can run JSP at the vhost level ?

Dumb question, but thanks for taking the time to answer

Doug



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I have a virtusal server account on Iserver with:  JDK 1.1.8, Jserv 1.1,
and of course Apache 1.3.

I've asked Iserver tech support if JSP is offered, the response was no;
but if I want to install it OK but we will not support my efforts.

Now my question is this possible, if Iserve does not support JSP at the
server level can I run JSP at the vhost level ?

Dumb question, but thanks for taking the time to answer

Doug


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