Version of Apache Oracle 9.0.3

How do I tell which version of Apache oracle 9.0.3 app server is. Configuration seems to change if between apache 1.3 and apache 2.0, and I need to be sure I am reading the right documentation.

If your running on a Unix box you can execute the following from Apache/bin to find out : httpd -v

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Hi,
Within the next couple days we will decide what app server to put on our
IBM RS/6000 hardware in a multi-node configuration. It will likely be
WebLogic or WebSphere. I'm confident that apache, oracle 8.1.5, and
websphere 3.0.2 will work.
Would weblogic 4.5.1 work as well?
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site and the fact that there is a lot of documentation on WebLogic
(Including newsgroups. IBM doesn't have that).
Terrific!
The documentation I found only said Oracle 7.3 is tested. The Apache
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The features of weblogic and websphere see very similar. Both support
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commerce newsgroup or contacting your account manager.
>
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