hi bob
thank for help
i using jrun 3.0
please help me for the following question
1) let say i have 10 virtual domain,
each domain with standard a folder for cgi or perl script,
d:\wwwroot\abc.com
d:\wwwroot\abc.com\cgi-bin
d:\wwwroot\xyz.com
d:\wwwroot\xyz.com\cgi-bin
do i have create a virtual script folder for every domain to map it with my
main site ?
d:\wwwroot\abc.com\script
d:\wwwroot\xyz.com\script
map to c:\inetpub\script\jrun.dll
2) Servlets go in the directory
/jrun/servers/default/default-app/Web-inf/classes.
if all the servlets go in this direcotry , then different customer must have
their
own folder to upload and download class or servlet file. how to seperate out
? i don want other domain user to see other ppl servlet.
if share in 1 folder then other user can use all the serlvet ?
3) is there anyway to run the servlet without using the port no ?
www.abc.com:8181/servlet/hello.java
or www.abc.com:8181/servlet/hello.jsp
or every jsp and servlet must run with the port no ?
i have read through in the forum, some ppl told than can be done, but no
instruction to given .
can you help ?
thank very much
wong
----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Love <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 11:05 PM
Subject: FW: help for new setup
> Wong,
>
> You don't say what version of Jrun you are using so I will assume that you
> have JRun 3.0
>
> 1) the jsp and servlet should install in which folder?
>
> Servlets go in the directory
> /jrun/servers/default/default-app/Web-inf/classes.
>
> JSP pages go in your web server's document root c:\inetpub\wwwroot
>
> 2) is the asp and jsp folder should be separate ?
>
> asp and jsp files can be in the same folder. It makes no difference.
Jrun
> does not process ASP pages.
>
> 3) the connectin wizad is setup for each domain ?
>
> No, you don't have to run the Connection Wizard for each domain. The
> Connector Wizard installs the jrun.dll ISAPI filter as a global filter so
it
> works for all your virtual web sites (domains). However, each virtual
> website needs to have a virtual folder called "SCRIPTS" that maps to the
> physical folder c:\inetpub\scripts where the jrun.dll file is located.
> Also, the virtual folder "SCRIPTS" must have Execute (including scripts)
> permissions.
>
> Regards,
> Bob Love
> Allaire Technical Support
>
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