Servler without application server

Hello,
Can I use a Servlet without application server and only with web server?
I`m working in UNIX and Netscape web server.

Yes - you only need a servlet engine to work with your webserver - you don't need a full-blown app server. Try Tomcat:
http://jakarta.apache.org/
Which already has its own "built in" servlet support (and it's free!!)

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