Hi:

I have Microsoft Internet Information Server in a Windows NT 4.0.

I am interested in making servlets and pages jsp.

I have JRun 2.2, I installed it, and every servlet that I made is working
fine. However, for invoke each of them, I needed write a simple file .jrun
with:

<servlet code="myservlet">
</servlet>
and to invoke from the browser this file.

I had worked with Microsoft ASP, I had worked with Perl's CGI, I had worked
with PHP, and always, I invoked that pages like: http://myserver/directory
of scripts/script.php, for example.

Now, I have to do,  http://myserver/directoryof .jrun/script.jrun, and then,
it redirect to the real servlet.

How can I configure my system, for invoke my servlets in the way
http://myserver/directory of servlets/servlet, and invoke my pages jsp in
the way:  http://myserver/directory of jsp's/page.jsp?

Thanks.

Greetings.

Lic. Humberto Mart�nez Silva.
Informatic Services, Santiago de Cuba.
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