One of two ways ....
#1) This is the preferable way:
A web app can be deployed into any directory as long as it has the proper
web-app directory structure. If you have an existing web app in a war file
you deploy it into any directory as long as that directory exists. If you
are building from scratch. You can use the create web application
functionality in the administrator which will create the proper directory
structure. You can then put you jsp's and servlets in the appropriate
places.
#2) Create a virtual directory in PWS and run the jsp out of there like you
would run an html page. As long as the connector is installed it will
interpret the jsp page.
Regards,
Steve Penella
Allaire Corp.
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 1:28 PM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: Jrun and PWS.
Hi:
Well I was to solve all my port conflict problems by uninstalling Jrun and
doing a fresh install. Everything seems to be working fine.
Jrun is picking up .jsp pages from the root directory of the PWS. How can I
have Jrun read JSP files from another directory, say:
PWSroot/MyNewWebApp/Index.jsp
Thanks,
Stefan
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