You can use the default application, or create a new application using the
JRUN JMC tool ( http://localhost:8000 ) is usually the default install. When
you create an application, say HelloWorld, your directory structure will be
something like
C:/jrun/servers/default/HelloWorld
If you put your JSP's in the HelloWorld directory you should be able to see
them by doing the following:
http://localhost:8100/HelloWorld/hi.jsp
Again, these examples use the default ports for JRUN (3.0). The servlets
should be placed in the Web-Inf directory under the classes sub-directory
(example MyWorld.class)
directory
c:/jrun/servers/default/HelloWorld/web-inf/classes/MyWorld.class
if the class is in a package (say com.sun.MyWorld.class ) then this is the
correct directory
c:/jrun/servers/default/HelloWorld/web-inf/classes/com/sun/MyWorld.class
Again, Hope this helps.
Dean
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Hi, I've just installed JRUN and APACHE in my win98, Would you like please
help me, if I need to create an application that has JSP, Beans and Servlets
files, where should I put my files.
Your Help will be appreciated.
Thanks
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