Hi Joseph,
I got to install and run servlets on IIS using JRun(v2.3.3), yesterday.
This is what I did.
1) I created a virtual directory in the IIS Console Manager called
'servlet'. This is where I put the servlet classes.
(Reason : In Jrun, under Mappings for the jse service, you can see that
the servlet
invoker gets called for a '/servlet/' path). Later on, when you become
more familiar
with JRun, you can specify your own virtual path and call the servlet
invoker for
this path.
2) When you install JRun, it does ask you to specify the web server
you need to connect to. In your case, it is IIS. After specifying the
web server, the installation asks you to specify the 'scripts' directory
(c:\InetPub\scripts) where the jrun.dll gets installed. This is how you
configure servlets to run on IIS.
3) Make sure the JRun service has started. Ensure that the jse and jcp
services have been checked in the JRun administrator.
4) To call a servlet, type http://localhost/servlet/<servletname>
Hope this helps,
Anjana
-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Seah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 2:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: jrun + IIS
hi...trying to run servlets & jsp on my Web Server (IIS). but where should
i put the servlets and how to configure (or don't need). my html (& jsp)
files are in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ directory. also i dunno where else to put
my classes. need some assistance on this as i need to get it working before
i know whether my servlets are programmed correctly or not. thanks in
advance.
.js
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