Venkat, For my installation of JRun, I'm using a context called newsletter. It is located at D:\JRun\servers\default\newsletter. So, my setup information looked like this: Server: JRun Default Server Application Name: newsletter Application Root Directory: D:\JRun\servers\default\newsletter Application Mapping: /newsletter This context can be reached through the URL: http://localhost:8000/newsletter . For what you are trying to do... If it is important that your JSP directory be located in the root folder for apache, then move your "Application Root Directory" to that folder instead of "C:\JRun3.0\servers\default\default-app" If the physical location of the folder isn't as important to you, then I suggest keeping it in the direcory you had it. Otherwise, check you Application mappings. Hope this helps. Matt Venkat Reddy wrote: > I ran JMC and I selected Jrun default server, in that I selected web > applications in the web applications I selected default user application and > I gave Application url:/mydir. What I have to give Application root > directory or the path where jsp pages are. I used this > C:\JRun3.0\servers\default\default-app in Application root directory. is it > correct or should I give root dir where I setup in Apache as a document > root?. Please help me. I am new to this stuff... > I ran the application after I gave Application URL:/common the following > exception arising.
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