Answer Posted / bikash khuntia
Servlets are supported in nearly all web servers, from
Apache to Zeus.
Some web servers support servlets right out of the box. We
call this type of server a Standalone Servlet Engine.
Other web servers require a third-party plug-in to support
servlets. We call the servlet-enabling plug-in an Add-on
Servlet Engine.
Finally, if you want to write your own server with servlet
support, you can use what's called an Embeddable Servlet
Engine.
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