Newbie - concept question

I'm reading a lot about this topic everyday..but still not getting a clear picture.
I have heavy RDBMS and Data Warehousing background....lot to do with Oracle data management and reporting. Can this new technology (Semantic Web ) be applied in financial backoffice apps for integrated reporting without replicating the data (i.e without having a data warehouse environment ) ? Has anyone done it ?
Appreciate any pointers...
Thank you
Muthu

The Apache web server itself does not support servlets / JSPs. You can use Tomcat (also part of the Jakarta project) with Apache or standalone.
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