Hello Stefan. You might look at Chapter 5 of "Developing Applications with
JRun" (may have been installed during setup). That's a nice overview of the
Web application framework.
Typically, you create applications on the JRun side using the JRun
Management Console (JMC). This is where you specify application directories,
mappings, etc. You can also do this from IIS, but that's usually only done
for advanced configurations.
The Web-app folder is new to SP1. It's a place where .war files are stored
for all the apps you create in the JMC. You would only use those .war files
when distributing/deploying an applications.
Check out that chapter I mentioned (and the rest of the book, too--it's a
gold mine for beginners).
Happy JRunning!
HTH,
Patrick Quinn
Allaire Consulting
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Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 12:55 PM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: Setting up applications.
Hi:
I am just getting into J2ee in general and have set up Jrun on an WIN2K box
with IIS as the webserver. I have successfully installed jrun and am running
jsp's with no problem. My question relates to J2EE applications in context
of using IIS5. When you set up an IIS web site you can specify the
directories where the files are stored and the Ip address etc... Now in jrun
there is the web-app folder, how does this add functionality or rather,
where/how does the web application folder and the web descriptor files in
this type of set-up come into play?
Stefan
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