Steve R Burrus wrote:
I'm not sure which Erik you're referring to, but if it's me, what I do is open up the web.xml file in a text editor like BBEdit or jEdit and then put the cursor somewhere between the <webapp> tag and the </webapp> tag, then I type "<servlet><servlet-name>", followed by the name by which I want to refer to the servlet, then "</servlet-name>", then on the next line I type "<servlet-class>", followed by the fully qualified class name of the servlet in question, followed by "</servlet-class>", then "</servlet>". I do this for each servlet I want to register in my webapp. Later in the file, after all of my "<servlet>" elements, I enter "<servlet-mapping><servlet-name>", then I type the name that I gave my servlet in the earlier section (exactly the same way), then "</servlet-name>", then I type "<url-pattern>", followed by the URL pattern to match for invoking this servlet (relative to webapp root), then "</url-pattern>", then "</servlet-mapping>".Hi Erik, I need some help w. the very same problem which you have seemed to encounter, that is my utter ability to see/view successfully a servlet in my web browser!!! Now, you say that u edit the various <servlet> tags in the web.xml file!! How do you go about editing the servlet name and servlet class tags anyway? Cannot do it!!
Erik
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