Per my understanding (through experience, trail and error) you must have your
servlets under the WEB-INF directory and then under servlets directory. Also,
you should(must) have the following files under WEB-INF directory.
servlets.properties, mappings.properties, mime.properties, webapp.properties.
For servlets you need to worry about servlets.properties. My test have all
been done on jwsdk-1.0.
For example:
I want to take files for Duke's Bookstores (including servlets) and open a web
page and have the server find them on the localhost.
I create a directory called mybkstore which needs to be under the jswdk
directory. I make a copy of the entire WEB-INF directory (from an existing
directory) and place that under mybkstore. I first go to the servlets
directory and get ride of all existing files. I put all my Duke's Bookstores
files under the servlets directory(which is under WEB-INF). Do any compiling
of the files. javac *.java (as required).
I then goto the mappings.properties and make it look like this.
# $Id: mappings.properties,v 1.3 1999/04/05 21:20:02 duncan Exp $
# Map servlets to paths
# Properties beginning with a . are extension properties, all other
# properties are path properties
/mybkstore=mybkstore
.str=store
.jsp=jsp
Then I go to servlets.properties file and make it look like this:
# $Id: servlets.properties,v 1.2 1999/04/02 02:04:22 duncan Exp $
# Define servlets here
# <servletname>.code=<servletclass>
# <servletname>.initparams=<name=value>,<name=value>
# This file contains the properties for the Duke's Bookstore servlets.
# Duke's Book Store -- main page
bookstore.code=BookStoreServlet
# View all the books in the bookstore
catalog.code=CatalogServlet
# Show information about a specific book
bookdetails.code=BookDetailServlet
# See the books that you've chosen to buy
showcart.code=ShowCartServlet
# Collects information for buying the chosen books
cashier.code=CashierServlet
# Provide a receipt to the user who's bought books
receipt.code=ReceiptServlet
The goto your webserver.xml (supplied with jswdk1.0) and add the mybkstore
along with the existing WebServer info as shown below:
<WebServer id="webServer">
<Service id="service0">
<WebApplication id="examples" mapping="/examples" docBase="examples"/>
<WebApplication id="mybkstore" mapping="/mybkstore" docBase="mybkstore"/>
</Service>
</WebServer>
I also went to the startserver file and add mybkstore to the path.
set
beanJars=.\examples\WEB-INF\jsp\beans;.\webpages\WEB-INF\servlets;.\webpages\WEB-INF\jsp\beans;.\mybkstore\WEB-INF\servlets
Don't know if this is required but it does not hurt.
Finally, start your server and the type the servlet you want. like
http://localhost/mybkstore/bookstore
Hopes this helps.
"Hilpert, Martin" wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > I installed JSDK and the JWSDK and all examples work.
> >
> > But how do I install (where, how is the file structure in the web server)
> > and how do I call (how is the URL of the servlet class) the servlet?
> > Unfortunately, I haven't found any documentation how to deploy a
> > "HelloWorld" Servlet...
> >
> > Any help?
> > Martin
> >
>
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