Servlet Engine for IIS

Hi!
I wanna ask if somebody knows a servlet engine for the IIS, which is free for commercial use & which is certificated by Microsoft.
Hope somebody can help me!
Thanks

thanks for your advice.
i m currently trying to set up the ISAP redirector for tomcat.
one more question: IMHO there are 2 posibilities
1) to install tomcat as standalone server and a different port the IIS
2) to install IIS with the ISAPI redirector to tomcat
please correct me if that's wrong. what's the difference?
And what`s the better solution??

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              j
              ===========================================================
              Jason Collins Phone 306.955.1855
              Information Systems Manager Fax 306.955.0471
              Point2 Internet Systems www.point2.com
              ===========================================================
              

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              "Kumar Allamraju" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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              > Refer this URL :
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              > In the future, we are planning to add proxy by PathTrim, the way we do in
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              > --kumar allamraju
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              > Jason Collins wrote:
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              > > WebLogic 5.1 SP3
              > >
              > > The documentation for the WebLogic/IIS bridge states that requests are
              > > forwarded from IIS to WebLogic based on file extensions.
              > >
              > > Is this the only way? Is it not possible to mount a servlet on a
              URL-prefix?
              > >
              > > For example, any request to /wc/whatever would be forwarded to WebLogic?
              > >
              > > Thanks,
              > > j
              > > --
              > > ===========================================================
              > > Jason Collins Phone 306.955.1855
              > > Information Systems Manager Fax 306.955.0471
              > > Point2 Internet Systems www.point2.com
              > > ===========================================================
              >
              

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