hi,
u have to put your JSP in
<jruninstalldirectory>\servers\default\default-app\ .
Majid
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Subject: My jsp don't work in Apache-JRUN3.0
Hi,All
I used to use apache\tomcat to do web applications. since tomcat not support
EJB, I decided to use apache\JRUN instead. then I installed the JRUN3.0 and
use the JRUN connector wizard to make the JRUN connect to my existing apache
web server.
*** I tried to put a servlet in the dir:
<jruninstalldirectory>\servers\default\default-app\WEB-INF\classes\ , and
running it in http://<server>/servlet/MyFirstServlet.
it works just fine.
**** but I tried to put a jsp file in the dir:
<jruninstalldirectory>\servers\default\default-app\MyFirstJspPage.jsp , and
running it in http://<server>/MyFirstJspPage.jsp
it does not work! and give me error "HTTP 404-- file not found"
can someone point out to me what could be wrong with my set up ?
appreciate with any suggestions.
Regards,
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