A command prompt window should stay open while the ServletRunner is up.
That's where you'll find the 'endpoint created :8080' message. Sounds like
you have a path problem. Try invoking the server while in the jsdk
directory. Mine won't run unless I do that. Make sure your path statement
also includes a reference to the bin directory in your particular JDK (you
do have a JDK installed, correct?).
Good Luck,
Lin Borkey
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From: Simon Holm [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 10, 1999 9:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Please help me whit the installation of JSWDK:-)
Okay this will be the last time I ask this, if I will not get an
answer
I will
give up JSP.
I have problem whit a installation of JavaServer Web Developer Kit
(JSWDK) on Windows 95.
I start-up the server and I seams to work properly, its open one
Window (DOS prompt) and another (Java window very fast then).
(Someone told me that I will look after endpoint 8080 on the screen,
but its not
there?)
But when I try to surf to laocalhost:8080 I cant even get a 404
error. I have tried the beginning example
(http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/docs.html) but
no luck really.
Do I have to change something in autoexec.bat or startserver.bat?
I will be very glad to get some hint and advises.
/Simon
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