Hi to everybody!
I am probably the only member here with the least of knowledge on the topic
but I have a question that needs answering anyway!
I have JavaWebServer1.1.3; I have created a small and simple servlet which I
have of course compiled and succesfully loaded on the server's \servlet
subdir. I want to give it a new name by adding an alias and I am accessing
the Management SetUp panel in order to do it. I add the path and the
corresponding java file that needs to be invoked but when I invoke it, the
browser throws a (404) error. Just to let you know I am doing everything
locally.
I think I am typing something wrong in the path.
Should it be \MS (MyServlet's alias) and in the next field: Myservlet (the
java file) ? Or shoud it be \<local-host:9090>\servlet\MS and the rest the
same?
I have used both and it doesn't work. Of course, if I load the servlet by
following the absolute path \<local-host:9090>\servlet\MyServlet everything
works fine... It's just the alias I'm getting wrong..sorry for this basic
question but I'm still learning..
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
andreas
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