I use ServletExecAS version 4.1 at home and 
ServletExecISAPI for Windows version 4.1 at work. 
Deploying a struts app in ServletExec is rather
simple.
You should be able to do one of the following:

1. Use the auto deploy feature of ServletExec and drop
it in the webapps directory. The following is from the
README.txt file in that directory.

<snip>
This directory is used to automatically deploy web
applications.  It should
contain a subdirectory for each virtual server that is
configured on the
ServletExec admin pages.  Placing a web application as
an open directory
structure or as a WAR file in a virtual server's
subdirectory will cause it
to be automatically deployed when ServletExec is
initialized.  The web
application will be deployed with a name and URL
context path based on its
location in the webapps folder.  Here are some
examples:

Location         = ...\webapps\default\ex.war
Name             = ex
URL Context Path = /ex/

Location         = ...\webapps\default\dev\ex.war
Name             = dev-ex
URL Context Path = /dev/ex/

Location         = ...\webapps\default\example\<open
directory structure>
Name             = example
URL Context Path = /example/

Location         =
...\webapps\default\dev\example\<open directory
structure>
Name             = dev-example
URL Context Path = /dev/example/
</snip>

2. Another way is to "war up" your web app and put it
anywhere on your hard drive, then use the admin ui to
create a new web app. You would enter the path to the
.war file in the "location" field.


3. Yet another way would be to use an open directory
structure and use the admin ui to create the new web
app. You would enter the path to the root of your web
app in the "location" field.



HTH,

robert


--- Craig Tataryn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there.  Anyone using Struts with ServletExec?  I
> guess the question would 
> be, does it work just like Tomcat?  Deploy
> struts-blank to webapps and start 
> hacking (I would probably have to go into
> servletexec admin and register the 
> struts app, but other than that, anything else)?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> <tataryn:craig/>
> 
> Craig W. Tataryn
> Programmer/Analyst
> Compuware
> 
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