Excuse my ignorance about vm related stuff, as I am rather new to using vm. Currently I am working on a project that at the least to say has me making some key decisions.. one if which is to develop around tech that comes bundled with vm. Me not knowing much outside of knowing the company I am doing this project for wants to add as little as possible that doesn’t come prebundled with a vm. Based on a project that is almost entirely based on java where I am doing the front end to work with it UI wise wants to stick with the notion of not adding more to the over all then nessisary so I’m just curious..
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I’ll assume that you actually mean the “Java Virtual Machine” (JVM). No, that’s just part of the JRE/JDK which in turn is usually not shipped along with any JSP/Servlet container. You have to install it separately.
A JSP/Servlet webapplication is usually delivered in flavor of a WAR or EAR file. The enduser (or its serveradmin) has usually to take care about the installation of the JRE/JDK and the servletcontainer themself.