Chetna
Here is the help from my side and I guess it will help you.
Run the Startup.bat file to run tomcat from the bin directory.
Classpath has to be set.
set TOMCAT_HOME=<the directory of jakarta tomcat>
set JDK_HOME=<jdk path>
Install jsdk2.0 and set its "lib" directory to classpath.
set tools.jar to the classpath
Now u are done to run servlets as well as jsp
You can have ur jsp files in webapps directory in jakarta-tomcat
Aman Dhindsa
Chetna Bhatt wrote:
> hello,
> I am new to JSP and have downloaded Tomcat v3.1 and Apache web Server
> 1.3.12 for Windows NT4 as the platform.I have also downloaded the
> ApacheModuleJserv.dll file from the site.
> My qurery is that do i have to install JServ to be able to execute JSp
> files and if yes, where can i find Jserv.
> If possible, could u please tell me whether i need to install any other
> softwares, dll files so as to run the JSP file.
> Also am confused regarding the starting of tomcat and apache web server.
>
> Which one is supposed to start first?? In tomcat which .bat file to
> start first?
> Do i have to set any CLASSPATH for tomcat and Apache?
> Do i have to install jswdk also?
> Where do i keep all my JSP Files and the bean files i.e. .class files?
> Also, do have to set the mime type for jsp in the mime.conf file of the
>
> Apache Web Server?
>
> Sorry to bother you.
> But your help is highly appreciated.
> THANX in advance.
> CB
>
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