Kenneth,
I could never configure my servlets to work that way.
Here's how I got around it (using iPlanet 4.1 web
server, Wins NT):
1. Go to Configure Servlet Attributes in the Servlets
tab (I'm assuming you can access the admin console):
name (let's say testServlet), code
(com.folder1.folder2.registration.RegistrationPageServlet)
, and classpath (this would be
usr/netscape/server4/docs/servlets in your case, or
you can choose to put your servlet package in another
directory and change the classpath accordingly).
2. Now configure servlet virtual path translation
(this is essentially mapping a virtual path to your
servlet name set above). For example: I would map the
virtual path "/test/testServlet" to testServlet
3. Now try
http://servername/test/testServlet
Unless I missed something, this should do it. If it
doesn't email me.
Kachana
--- Kenneth McCord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to know to use packages in iPlanet. For
> example:
>
> If i have a servlet in
>
/usr/netscape/server4/docs/servlets/com/folder1/folder2/registration/
> note: registration is not a servlet directory (maybe
> this is what's wrong)
>
> I should be able to call it like...
>
http:\\servername:\com.folder1.folder2.registration.RegistrationPageServlet
>
> however this does not work! Please Advise!
> Thanks,
>
> Kenneth A. McCord
>
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