🚀 go-pugleaf

Ultimately, I think that all of my problems were due to either an erroneous
classpath, or windows paths. It finally started working after redoing all
the paths.

Vinnie Schoenfelder <vinnie4639@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:3b09a23c$1_1@dnews...
> You don't have to anything special.  If the JSP is working in the IDE,
then
> do the following...
>
> Create a new sub-directory under webApps
> Copy the src directory from your JBuilder location
> (src/packageName/files.jsp)
> Call the JSP  (http://localhost:8080/src/package.fileName)
>
> I think that'll work ....give it a shot.
>
>
> "Robert A. Vasseur" <vasseura@mscomm.com> wrote in message
> news:3b04229c_1@dnews...
> > I'm new to JSP and servlets. I bought a couple of books and loaded
Tomcat
> > onto my NT4 Server (I am the administrator). Using IE5, servlet examples
> > from the books seem to work just fine. However, none of the JSP's work.
Is
> > there some informational source that outlines what you need to do on a
> > machine to get JSP's functioning. I am fairly competent in Java
> application
> > programming but need to move on to web-site stuff. I've never used
Tomcat
> > before (or Apache). I have use ASP (Delphi) with IIS successfully
though.
> >
> >
>
>