Hi Venkat,
For deploying jsp on websphere, u just need to copy the jsp files on to the web
directory of the instance of the application server that u had created. Similarly
for servlets, you need to copy to the servlet directory . Note that these two
directories will be created automatically for you once you create an application
server instance. Also there will be a default application server instance called
default_app created for you once you install websphere. Hope this helps.
Srinivasan Jawalkar
VENKATACHALAPATHY Duraiswamy wrote:
> Hello everybody
> I am new to Websphere. How is the JSP/Servlet/EJB Deployment process in
> Websphere different from Weblogic and Tomcat?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Venkat
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