>to run a JSP page on Apache, you need to install JRun (there's a free
>version from allaire.com) or some other third party software and install it
>on top of Apache. JRun is a plug in that allows Apache to read JSP pages.
>JRun does all of the changing to Apache configuration files that you
Hi. I'm a first time poster - I hope this works...
I recently downloaded and installed JRun on top of Apache. It runs my test servlets
great.
I then tried to run a simple Hello World JSP page. I took a simple Hello World html
file called "hello.html" and renamed it "hello.jsp" and put it into the Apache htdocs
directory.
When I type http://localhost/hello.jsp into my browser, I get the error message "The
page cannot be displayed".
What's wrong here? Does the Apache server or JRun need some configuration changed?
-Brian
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