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From: Mark Diekhans <markd@Grizzly.COM>
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Subject: Re: JDBC & servlet API on FreeBSD?
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>I'm planning to do some work with Java using JDBC and the Servlet API.
>Does theese parts of Java work with the JDK ports to FreeBSD?

I have been using the servlet runner to develop servlets on FreeBSD.  No problem.
As they endup getting used under Solaris, havn't actually tried it with a 
httpd.  The servlet runner is a great environment for debugging.

JDBC completely depends on which implementation.  I had trouble with intersolv.

Mark