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Article #18204Re: Running serlvets from Windows 95
From: Jean-Baptiste Bugeaud
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 00:00
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William Yu a οΏ½crit dans le message <35BCCEDB.999EECCD@Bigfoot.com>... >Sergio Fernandez wrote: >> >> Can anyone tell me how to run a servlet from my windows 95 computer. >> I have the following: >> JBuild 2.0 >> Intrabase 5.0 >> Jdk1.2Beta3 >> >> I write a imple servlet and deploy it to a folder on my hardrive. >> Do I need to place it on a specific location. Do I need to place the >> servlet on the >> Interbase server directory? >> Do I need addition software to get it to run? maybe JRun? > >What you now need is a web server that is either supported by JSDK or a >3rd party servlet program. Since JDK1.2beta3 the servlet are part of the Java Extention The JDK1.2beta3 uses the Java Extension mechanism wich is not enable by default, the pb is that servletrunner (that uses java) can not say Java runner to enable the Extension. So better use beta2. Then add-it to JBuilder default property... once you've compiled the servlet, lanch Servletrunner with the desire params (port, directory, ....) then you can access the servlet via a browser http://myHost/servet/myServlet But use better JRun (not under IIS : it Bugs !) but with Apache for Win32 (http://www.apache.org) Have fun with Servlet !
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