Whats my web server - JWS or apache

Folks-
How do I know if my ifs setup is using JWS or Apache?
Thanks in advance.
Ramana

Ramana,
simple way. Try running ifsstop script from your $ORACLE_HOME/ifs/bin directory. If your ifs is running on JWS, you will be asked for the admin user password. If it is on apache, this question will not arise....
Hope this helps,
Rajesh

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