> action=".../servlet/actionservlet"> tag. My servlet queries a
i would not use relative urls if i were you
> james = getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("../jsp/test.jsp");
here too, when the servlet's exec is over the current dir is the servlet
dir, wherever that is, if you use jrun then it's jrun/jsm-default/servlet or
jrun/servlet, so the relative from there is jrun and the jsp dir with the
test.jsp is not there, so use absolute urls from your webserver's root
AndySoft
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