Hi Adam,
JRun should be able to run JSP by default.
Try installing JRun using the webserver as its HTTP listener. It should install JRun
as a plug-in to the web server.
The JRun docs have a good intro although some of the examples use JSP 0.92 syntax.
Hope this helps,
Abraham
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From: adam vernon [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 24, 1999 11:27 AM
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Subject: Newbie Question
Hi folks,
I am learning jsp to assess its usefulness in developing a new version of
our product, and I am experiencing difficulties bridging the configuration
gap.
I'm currently running IIS and JRun. How can I set up the web server to
recognize .jsp files and run them through the jsp engine? The browser tries
to download the file.
I apologize if these types of questions are in a FAQ, but I have had no luck
in finding an answer.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Adam S. Vernon
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