cool. the home page you see when accessing http://localhost:8080/ is mapped to the <jsdk-install-dir>/webpages/index.html. the following should help with regards to the servlet mapping stuff. hope this helps, - james > now, as to your friends question. in jsdk2.1 there is the notion of a > "webapp" (or context). you can add as many webapps to your servlet > as you'd like by adding a pair of the following lines for each webapp: > > server.webapp.AppId.mappping=/AppURL > server,webapp.AppId.docbase=AppDir > > a webapp directory structure consists of a couple of specific sub-directory > structures (i won't go into detail here unless you have further questions) > with which you can use the webpages or examples directory structures > provided with jsdk2.1 as examples. > > for example: > > copy (recursively) webpages to foo and bar. > > add the following to default.cfg > > server.webapp.foo.mapping=/foo > server.webapp.foo.docbase=foo > > server.webapp.bar.mapping=/bar > server.webapp.bar.docbase=bar > > start the server and you should be able to make requests as follows: > > http://localhost:8080/ maps to webpage/index.html file > http://localhost:8080/examples maps to examples/index.html file > http://localhost:8080/foo maps to foo/index.html file > http://localhost:8080/bar maps to bar/index.html file > > now, servlets which reside in any of the afore mentioned webapps can > be accessed via: > > http://localhost:8080/servlet/FooServlet > maps to > webpages/WEB-INF/servlet/FooServlet > http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/FooServlet > maps to > examples/WEB-INF/servlet/FooServlet > http://localhost:8080/foo/servlet/FooServlet > maps to > foo/WEB-INF/servlet/FooServlet > http://localhost:8080/bar/servlet/FooServlet > maps to > bar/WEB-INF/servlet/FooServlet > > so, place your ServletTest in any of the afore mentioned servlet specified > directories and you should be able to access it accordingly. > #YANG YUE XIANG# wrote: > Hi > > Sorry for such a simple question! > I am new to server and servlet. > > I installed JSDK in my computer. I can browse http://localhost:8080. > But I am not sure which one in my harddisk is used as server, > and where is the servlets. > BTW, if having good materials about this problem, please let me know! > > Thanks very much! > Yang Yuexiang ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff SERVLET-INTEREST". Archives: http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/servlet-interest.html Resources: http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/external-resources.html LISTSERV Help: http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/user/user.html
