should be
http://localhost/servlet/ anysubfoldername/ servletclassname
Another words if your servlet is called test, and its in a subfolder called
production under the servlet directory then it should be:
http://localhost/servlet/production/test
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Subject: SERVLET ZONES
Hi ,
I have installed apache web server on my Windows NT 4 workstation and Iam
having difficulty mapping servlets in thier zones.
I created a zone named production and created my production.propertiees file
that holds the test.class servlet. When I call the servlet from the browser:
http://localhost/servlet/production/
I receive a 404 error? I am sure that I have misconfigured my production
file somewhere.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you for the help.
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