Hi: Thanks for the answer but I need to state my problem more clearly: I understand the theory behind Jrun, the question has to do with practical use of Jrun. I have a Jrun web application set up and I have a web site set up in IIS5. Each of these have their own directories as defined by the container. That is to say IIS5 has a directory that it looks to for the site files and Jrun has a directory it looks to for serving. Now I ran the connector and Jrun is able to process JSP files that I place in the IIS5 defined directory for the website. But I am unable to get IIS to read any files from the Jrun created/defined directory. So if I have my new Jrun application set up in this folder: ProgramFiles/Allaire/Jrun/servers/myServer/myapplication And my IIS defined web application sits on the same computer at: intetpub/wwwroot/myApplication Where do I put the WEN-INF folder? Where do I put the class files? In the Jrun directory I imagine? At this time when I try to read a simple index.htm page in the root of the Jrun application I get a 404 - file not found. To try and read the file, I hit the web site as defined by IIS, for example: www.mywebsite.com - this works and processes all the JSP, ASP, HTML files in IIS directory. But my Jrun application where I stated that the application URL is /myapp does NOT work when I try to hit it with: www.mywebsite.com/myapp I did set up an application host in JRUN that point to the above websites static ip. So should I put all JSP's classes etc in the JRun folders or do I just shove ecerything in the IIS site folders? So what am I doing wrong? Thanks Stefan Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
