How to use JSP in apache web server

hi all,
can anybody tell me how to use JSPs in Apache Web Server.
Thanks
sir

You would need a servlet container to run Servlets and JSPs. And Apache's Tomcat is one such free container available. Download Tomcat from http://jakarta.apache.org and integrate with Apache WS
HTH

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