Hey guys,

      I'm going to apologize ahead of time for my ignorance. I'm a Delphi /
Visual Basic / Mumps programmer, and I've been asked to cram Java,
JavaScript, HTML, and whatever else into my head in 2 weeks. I'm working on
a payment posting page for the company, which includes a form, utilizing
javascript. After the javascript does it's thing to validate that all the
required fields are not black, I want to activate a servlet. This servlet
will obtain several of the values (3 values) from the original web page,
access a database local to the host, and then create a new page with some
data that it retrieves from the database (basically confirms the patient's
name).

I'm fooling around with the HELLO WORLD Servlet, and I'd like to modify it,
but I can't quite figure out exactly where I am supposed to copy NEW
servlets that I create. Where do I put them in the Tomcat directory?

The root directory we have for Apachee Tomcat is: C:\Program Files\Business
Objects\Tomcat

Where from this root folder should I copy my new compliled java classes
that I create?


Thanks, I appreciate any advice.



Todd Jaspers - Programming
Team Health, Plantation Florida
Ph: 954-377-2513


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