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Jakarta Tomcat for NetWare
Jakarta is a collaboration between Apache developers, major corporate sponsors, smaller companies, and individual private developers. Jakarta, like Apache, is an open source project. (Generally speaking, open source means that the source code is always freely available.)
Tomcat is a sub-project of the Jakarta Foundation. It is the reference implementation from Sun Microsystems, which implements servlet specification 3.3. In addition, Tomcat implements JSP specification 1.1, shipping as part of NetWare 6 and leverages JVM 1.3 (also shipping with NetWare 6). The URL for Jakarta is: http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/index.html.
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| Installing a NetWare 6 Server
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This section of the course discusses the installation of a NetWare
6 server.
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| Installing and Configuring
Apache/Tomcat
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This section of the course walks you through the installation
and configuration of the Apache Web Server and Tomcat
extensions.
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| Deploying Novell eCommerce LDAP
Beans
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This section of the course walks you through the installation
of the Novell eCommerce LDAP Beans, including the LDAP
functionality and security functionality.
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| Extending the eDirectory Schema
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This section of the course prepares the NetWare 6 server to
host the Outdoor Adventures Web site. This is done by extending
the eDirectory schema.
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| Installing and Configuring the Outdoor
Adventures Web Site
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This section of the course details the installation and configuration
of the actual Outdoor Adventures Web site.
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