Why do you force the servlet engine to serve static files? It can't do that.
Use http://localhost/filename> instead. You have the http server still fully
functional.
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> Servlet API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Marcus S. Fisher
> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 8:46 AM
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> Subject: Problem calling DTD file from servlet in JSDK
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>
> I have installed JSDK on my pc to test my servlets (of course :) ) anyway,
> The servlet I'm testing is filtering back to the browser XML code, however
> when the servlet tells the browser that the DTD file is located on
> "http://localhost:8080/<filename>" the browser can't access it. Do I have
> to send a parameter to servletrunner telling it where external
> documents are
> kept or am I missing something in my URL? Thanks for any help
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