Support of JSP in Oracle 8i

Dear all friends,
now I am using Sun Java Web server for serving my JSP's but I have heared that Oracle 8i support JSP .Could you please inform me that whether Oracle 8.1.5. has webserver itself and if it does ,does it support JSP.
any suggestion would be appreciated
Amirali

Oracle 8.1.7 (due this summer)will indeed have a web server in the database for running servlets and JSPs. Oracle 8.1.5 and 8.1.6 do not have this.
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