If you document root is pointing to the location of your jsps, you can
reference them just as you would any .htm document in your site without any
additional subdirectory. Inclusion of the additional directories in the url
signifies the context as Matt indicates or the package name when referencing
servlets.
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> Venkat,
> 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,
> > Venkat.
> >
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> Venkat,
> <br>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: <A
HREF="http://myhost/mydir/mypage.jsp">http://myhost/mydir/mypage.jsp</A>
> <br>Matt Goss
> <p>Venkat Reddy wrote:
> <blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi :
> <br> I installed JRUN3.0 succesfully. I am using the Apache
webserver,
> there I
> <br>set the document root to where the my jsp pages are. for e.g:
e:\mydir\jsp.
> <br>How can I access the these jsp pages from browser. I gave url like
> this
> <br><a
href="http://localhost/jsp/myname.jsp">http://localhost/jsp/myname.jsp</a>&n
bsp;
> it's saying that package name couldn't
> <br>found. Please tell me how to configure to access the jsp pages..
> <p>Thanks,
> <br>Venkat.
>
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