Punam,
First put the full path and filename of the jar file in the webserver's
classpath. Servlets by default are accessible with the syntax
http://servername/servlet/package.classname. More often, an instance of a
servlet class is configured with the web server (or servlet runner), giving
the servlet instance a name and/or an file alias. The url to access this
instance would be http://servername/servlet/name or http://servername/alias.
Hope this helps,
George
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> Hi friends,
> On out client's webserver(apache+JServ1.0) there are many web applications
> running.
> We have around 10-15 servlets which we require to put in a jar file.
> Our frontend is HTML/Javascript.
> How to call a servlet in a jar from the html page?
> I tried
> action = "<jar name>.<servlet name>"
> and also put the servlet in class path, but it didnt work.
> Some one who has done it, could u please give me the detailed information.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
>
> Punam Chordia
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