Hi there,
You have to refer Servlets using the servlet directory and not the
servlets directory.
In your form change the action to "/servlet/myservlet"
Notice that it is not "servlets/myservlet"
hope this helps
Pavan
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On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Pathuri wrote:
> I am using Apache/Jserv on Unix.In the jserv.conf file
> my ApJservMount refers to
> /servlets/myzone /myzone.My servlet resides in
> "myzone" directory under
> "servlets" directory
> ie/servlets/myzone/myservlet.class.
> In jserv.properties file : zone=myzone and
> myzone.properties path is set correctly.
> Now when I have to refer to myservlet.class from a
> html file, I use action="/servlets/myservlet".
> The server is looking for "/servlets/myservlet"
> underthe "htdocs" directory.
> Why is the above happening inspite of configuring
> theApJServMount correctly.
> How should we refer to the servlet in HTML file
> whilesubmitting the form.
> Could anyone suggest the correct way of referring
> tothe servlet from html page ?
> cheers,subbarao
>
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