Woah!
Who's they? Your web site hosting company? You need to
ask them if they support servlets.
I am assuming by looking at your E-mail address that you don't
have a 'real' web hosting company. If you don't, you need to buy
into one. Sorry if this is bad news for you.
There was one guy doing it for free, but after a couple of days he
had to quit because he got too much response. It seems everyone
wants things for free. :>)
You can check the SERVLET-INTEREST archive for a sizable
list of companies hosting servlets.
Good luck.
Sans adieu,
Danny Rubis
Kuldeep Bishnoi wrote:
> Wish you all a very happy NEW YEAR, NEW CENTURY and NEW MILLENNIUM.
> I want to upload my servlet application on the web.I don't know what web
> server they are using. Can I upload the servlet without the knowledge of the
> web server they are using.If so how can I?
>
> KULDEEP
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