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Old April 20th, 2003, 11:08 PM
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I have been using PWS with windows 98 as my web server. I was wondering if I switched to Apache would there be any differences in the way the code was displayed in the browser?
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RE: Web Servers
uhm normal html should display just the same with all webservers... Is it normal html?
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I would be using the web server for PHP and Java Net beans.
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RE: Web Servers
The only thing that should make a difference in display is the browser. IE, Netscape, Opera Etc..

I think you will be happy with Apache.
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I would be using the web server for PHP and Java Net beans.


You also need some more than a webserver if you are using java beans afaik.
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