You can use JRun Servlet Engine
JEANCHG wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >From your message to JSP mailing list, I find that you have almost the same
> OS platform with me.
>
> Now I am trying to run JSP on my web server, but unfortunately, I cannot and
> I do not know why.
>
> My OS is MS Windows 2000. Then I downloaded a zip file from Sun's web site
> named
> "jdk-1_1_8_005-win.exe" and I installed it underneath F:\jdk. As the
> instruction on the jakarta.apache.org, I downloaded Tomcat 3.1,
> jk_nt_service.exe and wrapper.properties. Then I installed Tomcat 3.1,
> modified "wapper.properties" and executed jk_nt_service.exe. I named the
> service as "jakarta" and it worked. Then I edit the registry of W2K as the
> instruction and configured IIS, add the isapi_redirect.dll as the isapi
> filter and it worked also. When I did the test by editing a JSP file and
> seeing how it worked on the browser, but it just showed me all the JSP
> source code, something like "<%" and "%>" are included.
>
> Who is going to help me? Please. I have been trying on this issue for a
> couple of days.
> Thanks.
>
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