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Trying to get back on A topic which relates to linux....<BR>
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If you were charged with putting up a secure internal Web Services framework on RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.4 for a financial application, would you:<BR>
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"yum install tomcat6"<BR>
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or, <BR>
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go to Apache.org, download the sources, compile, and pray. <BR>
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No, this is not a trick question. I've always just used the tested supplied Redhat version which "just works". But there are apparently other opinions, just trying to figure out if they are crazy. <BR>
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Neal Rhodes<BR>
MNOP Ltd
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