Re: Difference Between Application and Web Server

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On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 07:33:39 +0100, adithya_radha  
<adithya_radha@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

A application server is a application that connects to the net via a  
socket.
The socket number can vary but it is typically above 1024.
Thus allows a normal user under UNIX to run it and set up the connection
A web server services the HTTP protocol.
It typically sits on port 80. Under UNIX you must be a administrator
to connect to this port so the server connects with root privileges and
the drops the privileges to a user once starting the server.
Apache is a web server.

> Hello Everyone,
>
> This is my first query in this group,
> Been new to PHP
>
> I seem to get confused between wht Application server
> and Web server are.
>
> Is Apache a Web server or an Application server ?
>
> Thanks
> Adithya
>

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