Hmmm. If you haven't changed any of the default port settings,
port 9090 is the admin port. I believe the jsp servlet is not
enabled for the admin port.
Try accessing the same page using the default port 8080
(once again - I assume you haven't changed any of the default port
settings):
http://machine-name:8080/examples/jsp/samples/counter/counter.jsp
^^^^
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-isa
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]Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 16:08:38 -0000
]From: H�r�ur Hauksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
]Subject: JWS: problems with useBean tag
]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
]
]I just downloaded a trial version of Java Web Server 2.0. For some reason i
]can't get the JSP examples that include the <jsp:useBean> element to work
]correctly.
]
]If I try to load
]
]http://machine-name:9090/examples/jsp/samples/counter/counter.jsp
]
]I get something like "This page has been accessed times. " with the value
]missing.
]
]Any idea of what might be wrong?
]
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]Hordur Hauksson
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