mark -
the concept of a "web-application" is now present
in jsdk2.1 and is in fact expanded upon in the
servlet 2.2 specification.
within the distributed jsdk (and jswdk), webpages is
an example of just such a structure as is the examples
directory. each of these directories serve as document
roots/bases for inbound requests. the examples webApp
services inbound requests prefaced with an "/examples"
path where as the webpages webApp services any request
not handled by another webApp (it is the default
document base).
within a single webApp you can place your servlets
and access them accordingly. the servlets should
reside in the WEB-INF/servlets directory found in
any compliant webApp construct/directory.
eg:
jsdk2.1/foo/WEB-INF/servlets/Bar.class
can be invoked via the uri
http://localhost:8080/foo/servlet/Bar
hope this helps,
- james
Mark Galbreath wrote:
>
> James,
>
> I'm teaching myself servlet programming (isn't everybody?), and I've gone through
>the API docs and the examples in the Sun package download; you authored many of the
>servlets and config files included. I cannot write a separate applet and have it
>compile within the 2.1 download directory framework. I've created a separate
>subdirectory off the JSDK2.1 directory and altered the main properties file to
>reflect that. I still get compile-time erros to the effect that the compiler cannot
>find the javax packages.
>
> When I compile the source outside this framework and place the class file within it,
>I cannot get the servlet to run. I'm concurrently reading Jason's book and going
>through the Sun online tutorial, and I'm probably just not getting something simple.
>
> Can you spare a sec and comment?
>
> Thanks....
>
> ~mark
>
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