If it's the same as Apache-Jserv on unix, you include the full path to your jar file
in the "repositories"
line near the top of the zone.properties file, where 'zone' is replaced by the actual
name of your zone.
Joan
>
> Hi there,
> Anyone knows how to put and invoke a Servlet
> deployed as a Jar file in a Apache Server using JServ
> on Windows?
>
> Thanks in advance
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