Hi,
I think it means that you are using a servletrunner that is not able
to serve plain files (as a normal HTTP server does).
Try the servlet engine from JSDK 2.1, or other servlet-capable
HTTP server.
For developing I like smaller, free, Java-only servers - like
Jetty (www.mortbay.com), Vqserver (www.vqsoft.com),
Paperclips (tapsellferrier.co.uk) and lots of others..
Cezar.
On Tue, 15 Jun 1999, Popova, Marina wrote:
> Hi, All!
> I'm creating a form in a servlet, and I want to call a javascript f-n on
> Submit.
> If I embed the function body directly into the servlet, like :
>
> toClient.println("<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\">");
> toClient.println("function validate(this) { ....");
> ....
> toClient.println("</SCRIPT");
>
> -- everything works fine.
>
> But if I try to include this function from an external file, validate.js,
> like:
> toClient.println("<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\"
> SRC=\"/absolute_path/validate.js></SCRIPT>");
>
> I get an error 403: FORBIDDEN
> Will not serve files, only servlets
>
> Does it mean that I cannot refer from a servlet to an external file?
>
> Thanks,
> Marina
>
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