Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 1950

Tomcat Servlet Engine for NetWare
NetWare Web Search Server
Also developed by the Apache Group, Tomcat is a servlet engine used to serve
up Web applications. It is also used by several NetWare 6 components,
including the NetWare Web Search Server. If you are a developer working to
create solutions, you will likely work a great deal with Tomcat. If you are not
a developer, you may never have to do anything with Tomcat.
For additional information about Tomcat, including how to migrate IBM
WebSphere applications to Tomcat, see
109.
Make your data searchable in minutes! From simple search solutions to
complex, revenue-generating search services, NetWare Web Search bridges
all types of networks, from file servers, to intranets, extranets, and the Internet,
by bringing critical information to busy people. It is one of the industry's
fastest and most accurate search engines available today.
Most users care less about where information is stored and more about finding
it, and finding it fast! With staggering terabytes of information on the Internet
and on huge information stores found in most corporations today, Web Search
offers an easy way for users to find highly relevant information at record
speeds.
Installed by default when you install NetWare 6, Web Search is ready to run,
right out of the box. Just point Web Search at the Web or file servers to be
searched, and Web Search generates keyword indexes used to perform time-
saving searches.
Through the implementation of a powerfully simple template-based
architecture, you can customize the search forms and search results pages to
get the results you need. By using included parameters, variables, and basic
HTML, Web Search lets you build your own templates from scratch. From
simple search solutions to complex, revenue-generating search services,
NetWare Web Search offers the power to change the way you do your business
by making one net out of file servers, intranets, extranets, and the Internet.
"About Tomcat for NetWare" on page
Introducing Novell Web Services
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