You don't really need to mess with web.xml unless you are creating
a "web application".
If you are just trying to test your JSPs and servlets,
you are probably running your JSP from webapps\Root.
If that is the case, put your servlet class file in
webapps\Root\Web-inf\classes
Have fun.
--- Stephen Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have Apache & Tomcat running a working JSP app. but now I want
> to add
> support for a compiled servlet (defined as public class TestServlet
> extends
> HttpServlet { ...) i.e. an "old school" sevlet
> I scanned through the docs, but had trouble determining which web.xml
> they
> were talking about and when they really meant "jsp servlet
> auto-generated
> from jsp" servlets.)
>
> So newbie q: how does one configure a jsp app to also utilize
> '.class' sevlets?
>
> thanks,
> Steve
>
>
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