I'm currently running WebSphere 2.0 trial version with NT 4.0/PWS.
JSP pages and HTML go in your web root folder, default is Inetpub\wwwroot. Beans
and servlets go in the servlet folder, default is WebSphere\AppServer\servlets.
I have no idea what behavior you will see if you have MSIE open JSP pages as
files. I'd suggest not doing that. Go thru your server.
Bob Foster
Symantec Internet Tools http://www.visualcafe.com/
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Subject: Websphere basics - Error 405
Author: Larry Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at Internet
Date: 3/5/99 3:15 PM
I have a simple html doc that contains a form whose action is
"login.jsp". Login.jsp has a websphere <Bean> tag in it. The html, jsp,
and bean are all in the same directory. (We know we may nee to move the
bean, but when we comment out the bean tag, we still get the errors.
We are running Websphere 2.0 Standard Edition under NT 4.0/IIS.
When I submit the form using a "Get" method, the webserver asks whether
I want to download or execute the file. When I submit with a "Post"
method, I get error 405 Method not allowed.
We have associated JSP with the text/html mime type and assigned MSIE to
open it.
As best as we can make out, Websphere is not noticing the call to the
jsp file, and IIS is then rejecting the attempted POST or treating the
GET as a request for a file whose extension (.jsp) it does not
recognize.
Lawrence J. Kramer
Senior Vice President - Corporate Development
Spidertek Corporation
550 Pinetown Rd
Fort Washington, PA 19034
215.628.9099 ext. 17
http://www.spidertek.com
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