Web Development in Heavy Traffic

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by Pier Fumagalli 07/10/2002 It happens from time to time: you spend a few years working on one peculiar aspect of a problem, you believe you become "experienced" in that problem, and, once your environment changes, you notice how you were looking at it with the eyes of a blind man. It happened to me recently. Since 1997, I have been working on the problems related to the integration of Web servers (especially the Apache Web server) with servlet containers (notably, Apache JServ and...n

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