You need to save your code as .java (like most other java programs) and when
succesfully compiled, in order to see the HelloWorld Servlet for example,
you need to have either Java Web Server (or any other web server that
supports servlets) and of course the Servlet API. All the products created
by Sun and mentioned just earlier on my message are available at Sun's site
for free downloads or trial versions. In addition, you need to get a book on
servlets. I won't recommend one cause it depends on how much experience you
haver in Java, in general.
Hope it's a good start,
Andreas
-----Original Message-----
From: HKTan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 19 December 1999 05:53
Subject: Question
>Hi,
>
>I'm a under graduate student that from University Sains Malaysia. I want to
>learn about about servlet and JSP. But even I installed the JSWDK, but no
>sure how to use it.
>
>If I'm going to develop a Hello World Srevlet, what code I need??
>Save it as *.java?
>Compile it and where should I put the *.class file(which directory)??
>How to run it??
>
>Thankz for your kindness to help me.
>
>HK
>
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