Found an answer to my own question...
To get JSP working, you must activate JSP and Servlets. You must be
using JDK1.2.
You must also make sure that the following line exists in the
'config/mime.types' file:
type=magnus-internal/jsp exts=jsp
Our installation for some reason failed to add the 'mime.type' entry as
specified. After manually adding the line, things started to work
properly.
Hope this helps.
...Ken
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Subject: Mime File TYpe Entry
If anybody is using iPlanet4.0 as their JSP enabled Web Server, could
you tell me if you have an entry in the 'config/mime.types' file for
'.jsp' file extensions. If so, what exactly does the line look like?
Thanks in advance.
...Ken
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