This is a feature. If you want some servlets to be in a sub directory, place the servlets in the package , I mean write a statement "package tst;" in "IsItWorking.Java" and place the servlet in "tst" directory in servlets and compile it.
Now in the browser type the following URL
http://localhost/servlets/tst.IsItWorking
Note: The character between "tst" and "IsItWorking" in URL is dot but not forward slash.
With Regards,
Thirupathi Reddy
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Hi,
>>repositories=/usr/local/apache/jserv/servlets/
>>repositories=/usr/local/apache/jserv/servlets/EM/
>>What else do I have to configure to get this to work?>fix your repo layout...EM, etc are in a sub directory within
>/servlets/...thus, you don't need to specify them as repo's.I have the problem too. After a default installation in environment:
Windows NT 4.0 SP3
Apache 1.3.4
Apache JServ 1.0http://localhost/servlets/IsItWorking works.
I create a directory "tst" under "jserv/servlets", and copied the file
"IsItWorking.class".http://localhost/servlets/tst/IsItWorking work's not.
Which configuration i need, let's this work? I think, my config is at
the moment is totaly wrong (after my tries last week to run the second
http-request).Thanks,
"Christian Kayssner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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