As far as I know, no. You would have to have Tomcat installed and
connected to Apache via mod_jk2 and then have all of the JSP's inside a
directory inside the webapps directory in Tomcat. i.e.
TOMCAT_ROOT/webapps/yourapp/file.jsp
Phillip Blancher wrote:
Long story short, I am to set this box up for a friend who is getting
a JSP site to do work on. I have never looked at programming in JSP
before.
That said. If I were programming a site in JSP, I would place the JSP
files in the same place as the HTML files and such?
So if I normally placed things like index.php, index.html in
d:\webserver\apache\htdocs, then I would place the file test.jsp in
the same place right?
Phil
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