Dear all,
I am new to servlet and I am following a training from java.sun.com. It says
I should run servlet runner in jsdk2.0 before I can run a servlet. But where
can I find servletrunner?
can any one give me a guide of running a simple servlet program?
Thank you very much.
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>how do u mount a drive via program ...
>can u give the statement...
>
>thanks
>Paresh
>
>James Skehan wrote:
>
>> yes, I can read in the xml file from the c:\ drive but I have no
premission
>> to read in the text file from a drive(mounted as 'P') mounted on the same
>> machine.........
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: P.Yesudason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2000 7:48 AM
>> Subject: Re: permission
>>
>> > I am not clear ..Does it mean that
>> >
>> > You are able to read a file in eg..C:\ drive and not able in D:\
>> >
>> > yesudas
>> >
>> > James Skehan wrote:
>> >
>> > > Hi all,
>> > >
>> > > I'm running my servlets on IIS and ServletExec. When I call a
particular
>> > > servlet, I kick off a thread which reads in some data from an xml
file
>> > > located on the local drive. This is fine. However, the thread also
tries
>> to
>> > > get some data from another file, which is on a mounted 'X' drive,
based
>> on a
>> > > certain tag read from the xml file.....here it runs into
trouble.....I
>> keep
>> > > getting a FileNotFoundException (for the file on the 'X' drive) but
this
>> is
>> > > only because I also get an Access Denied error when trying to read
this
>> > > file. This file certainly exists and I am looking for it in the
correct
>> > > location, but I am being denied access to read it. Has anybody got
any
>> idea
>> > > why this is so?
>> > >
>> > > Thanks very much for your time,
>> > > James
>> > >
>> > >
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