Hi sarma,
i hope if u put under public_html it may work.
-bala.
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Subject: *** where to keep the jsp files in webLogic
hi all,
i have recently installed weblogic server on my machine and i =
want to execute a jsp.
can any one please tell me where should i place my jsp file.
the structure of the myserver directory in weblogic is like this
myserver
clientclasses
public_html
serverclasses
servletclasses
tmp_deployments
please tell where to put my jsp file and how to run it from the browser
thanks in anticipation
sarma
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