Hi susan
First find out where servlet.jar/jsdk.jar file is. Usually it is in root
dir/bin.  Give it as classpath in autoexec.bat.
Compile ur servet java file as usual with javac. Place the class file in the
examples/servlet directory whichever exists in ur jswdk.
Start servletrunner.  This is done by just executing servletrunner in bin or
startserver batch file in root dir. Do whatever exists in jswdk.
Now go to explorer and give http://localhost:8080/servlet/<servletclass
<http://localhost:8080/servlet/<servletclass> name>
That's it.
Cheers
shanthi
        -----Original Message-----
        From:   susanjoshy joshy [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
        Sent:   Tuesday, November 07, 2000 9:46 AM
        To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
        Subject:        class path settings

        Hi all,
        I am new to servlets.
        I have downloaded JSWDk-1.0.1.ie in C:\JSWDK-1.0.1

        Now i want to compile and execute my servlets,for that what are all
the
        things i have to do.If anyone knows about please help me.
        I have JDK1.3 downloaded in C:\JDK1.3 and set the path in
Autoexec.bat as
        path C:\JDK1.3\BIN;
        To execute servlets ,what are all the class path settings and how to
use the
        server,please let me know abt it.
        Thanks
        Susan

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