hi fan -
i've attached a reply i put together the other day which briefly describes
the fields contained within the default.cfg file. further, with jsdk2.1 it is
possible to specify multiple "webapp" contexts each of which in turn contain
a specified docbase and WEB-INF directory structure which can be
accessed via distinct url requests.
for example, assumming we have a directory structure that follows as:
.../webpages/WEB-INF/servlets/Foo.class # default server docbase
.../bar/Web-INF/servlets/Bar.class # newly added webapp
and the corresponding default.cfg will have the following additional
webapp entries:
server.webapp.bar.mapping=/bar
server.webapp.bar.docbase=bar
then here's what the urls will look like to access each:
http://localhost:8080/servlet/Foo -> .../webpages/WEB-INF/servlets/Foo.class
http://localhostd:8080/bar/servlet/Bar -> .../bar/WEB-INF/servlets/Bar.class
hope this helps,
- james
Fan Wu wrote:
> Thanks Ray,
>
> But I am now with JSDK.
>
> In the readme.txt of JSDK2.1, it says:
>
> "The servlets directory is located at: <install_dir>/webpages/WEB-INF/servlets"
>
> But its example servlets are located at: <install_dir>/examples/web-inf/servlets
>
> I have searched all the human-readable file of JSDK but find no mentioning
> of this. Or the follwing lines of the default.cfg are the reason?
>
> server.docbase=webpages
> server.webapp.examples.mapping=/examples
> server.webapp.examples.docbase=examples
>
> Can anyone kindly offer an answer? Thanks!
>
> Fan
>
> >yes. if you are using jws then they go in server_root/servlets/ (it says
> >here) - where server_root is where you installed your server.
>
> >hth
>
> >Ray (will hack java for food) http://home.pacbell.net/rtayek/
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hi paul -
with regards to item 1:
the default.cfg file is a means by which to configure service
options prior to startup. that other means is command line
(eg. startserver -help). the options are:
server.port the port the http service will be
listening on once started
server.hostname the server's host name
server.inet the server's ip address
server.docbase the directory name which will be used
to resolve the default "/" resource
server.workdir a scratch work dir
# note: multiple tuples of the following can be added
server.webapp.foo.mapping=/bar
a named resource
server.webapp.foo.docbase=bar
the directory name which will be used
to resolve requests for the afore mentioned
mapping resource
without changing a thing, you should be able to start the server:
% startserver
and view the "home page" at:
http://localhost:8080/
if you change one or more of the afore mentioned configurations
you can adjust the url accordingly to see the results.
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so i stop at this point.
hope this helps,
- james
/servlet-interest Paula Lumby wrote:
> I;ve asked these before, but no one replied, so I'll try again:
>
> These questions relate to the JSP 1.0 reference implementation downloadable from
> SUN
> 1. Is there an explanation of the default .cfg file apart from the crypitc
> comments in the file?
> 2. Where should I put bean classes so that I do not get Class not found
> exceptions when I try to load reference
> them in a JSP.
> a) What if the bean is used just by the JSP, as are the examples provided in
> the reference implementation
> b) What if hte bean is preapred in advance by a servlet that then invokes the
> JSP
> Paula Lumby
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