First you have to go into the JMC and create your contexts. (Jrun calls them "applications") ie. If your JSP's are in a directory caled mydir then you need a context called mydir that points to the corresponding directory. Then all you need to call the JSP is go to: http://myhost/mydir/mypage.jsp
Matt Goss
Venkat Reddy wrote:
Hi :
I installed JRUN3.0 succesfully. I am using the Apache webserver, there I
set the document root to where the my jsp pages are. for e.g: e:\mydir\jsp.
How can I access the these jsp pages from browser. I gave url like this
http://localhost/jsp/myname.jsp it's saying that package name couldn't
found. Please tell me how to configure to access the jsp pages..Thanks,
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