Resin+apache installation of JAVA/JSP Learning series

First, the preface
For starters, it's a good choice to implement JSP and Servlet,tomcat. You can also use resin, these two products can not spend a penny. Resin's support for XML is good.
　　
　　 Second, download, install
Download address for Resin official site: http://www.caucho.com/.
　　
From this address can be downloaded: http://www.caucho.com/download/index.xtp, I downloaded the Resin1.1.4 version.
　　
After downloading, extract to a directory, I use e:/resin114 as an example.
　　
　　 Third, the configuration
Before that, of course we have to install Apache first, and it works.
　　
(1) Configure Apache
　　
Open the httpd.conf file under Apache's Conf subdirectory and edit it with the text Editing tool. Add the following lines:
　　
LoadModule caucho_module "E:/resin114/srun/win32-1.3.6/mod_caucho.dll"
　　
Addmodule mod_caucho.c
　　
Cauchoconfigfile "E://resin114//conf//resin.conf"
　　
SetHandler Caucho-status
　　
Note: The steps above can also be implemented in a simpler way, which is to run the Setup.exe directly under the e:/resin114/bin/directory, hook Apache, then apply, and finally OK. In this way, these lines should be added automatically.
　　
(2) Configure resin
　　
In the Resin conf subdirectory there is a resin.conf file that backs up the file one. Then create the resin.conf file, as follows:
　　
　　 Four, test
(1) Start resin:
　　
There is a srun.exe under resin bin, run it, and a window will appear.
　　
(2) Make a simple JSP file test.jsp (we use the example of resin site)
　　
The file is placed in: apache/htdocs/test.jsp
　　
The contents are as follows:
　　
　　
2 + 2 =
　　
(3) Running
　　
Enter in the browser: http://localhost/test.jsp, the following results should appear:
　　
2+2=4
　　
OK, here you have successfully installed, you can build some of your own subdirectories under Htdocs, manage files.
　　
Note: in four (1), start resin can add srun to Win2000 service, so that each time the resin service automatically starts, do not have to run srun.exe every time.