Upgrading preinstalled Apache 1.3 to current 2.2

I understand Tiger comes with Apache 1.3 preinstalled. I learned from helpful users on this forum how to enable it, and it worked very quickly and easily.
However, Apache 2.2 is the most current version, and I'd really like to upgrade. Do I simply install 2.2 from scratch? Do I upgrade? Are there any common stumbling blocks?
Thanks in advance.

However, Apache 2.2 is the most current version, and
I'd really like to upgrade. Do I simply install 2.2
from scratch?
You install it from scratch (compile it), yes. Simply, maybe
Do I upgrade? Are there any common
stumbling blocks?
I don't know about issues with apache2.2 on os x per se, but you will have a learning curve if you aren't familiar with compiling binaries from source, in general.

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