Re: Question about JSDK2.1

[David Lin]

After installed the JDK1.2, the problem is gone. Now the java server can handle both servlets and html docs.

Thanks.

- David Lin

Eytan Seidman �g�J�G

 Not sure if I understand this correctly, but when you type in http://localhost:8080 are you expecting to see a web page from your webserver?  The directory <install-dir>\webpages contains webpages with JSDK 2.1 documentation and not webserver pages. The Webserver as far as I know is completely separate from the JDSK. The JSDK can run with basically any webserver as they run totally out of process.Let me know if that makes sense or if I am totally wrong.Eytan

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Hi All,

I just downloaded and installed the JSDK2.1 in my Win98 box. I've also set the PATH & CLASSPATH variables.

The startserver command seems to be working, and I can run the examples if I specify the URL like http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/HelloWorldExample

My question is: Why am I seeing "Error: 404 No detailed message" if I just use http://localhost:8080

Isn't this suppose to be the default doc directory and we are suppose to see the index.html file which is in <install-dir>\webpages directory? Where we could put the plain html page in the server?

I was wondering if anybody has seen this problem and would like to share experience on how to solve it.

Thanks in advance.

- David Lin