No - you need a connector to a JSP engine. I'm not aware of any that are as
self contained as you suggest that you need. Tomcat is a good product, and
you can hook it into IIS via windows service so its pretty much worry free.
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John Timney
ASP.NET MVP
Microsoft Regional Director
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Is there a .NET plug in or other component that allows IIS to run JSP
pages? I know that I can use the ISAPI filter to pass JSP pages to another server
(eg Tomcat). But I am wondering if there is anything else available, that
would allow IIS to run JSP directly, without having to have another
webserver present.
