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HI, I posted a question 3 days ago. No response till now.
Try to make this site more efficient.
 
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All the users of the Java Ranch are volunteers and receive no payment for their efforts. It can often take as much as an hour to reply in detail to one question, so obviously not all questions will be answered. If you want an answer to a question or problem, I recommend that you:
a) Register - to show that you are more likely to return to read any answer. There is little point anyone taking the time to write a reply if the questioner never reads it. Questions from registered users always seem to get more answers.
b) Search first - There are a lot of answers to a lot of questions here already. You will get an answer to your problem much more quickly if someone has already answered it. The Java Ranch is completely searchable and it's always worth spending a few minutes thinking and trying alternative words to search for.
c) Give as much useful information as you can. In general, you will always stand a better chance of getting a reply if your question is precise, with details and version numbers of any software you are using, and example code if necessary.
d) Answer other people's questions and share your knowledge of Java with other Java Ranch users. The more people who answer questions, the more likely it is that a question will get a useful answer.
If you are referring to your post "how to test a jsp in java web server", I'm sure it has received no answers because it is not really even a question. The obvious answer is "call up the jsp in your browser and see what happens", but presumably you are looking for something else? It's just too hard to understand what you want.
Do you need to know about how to install Sun's Java Web Server? Which web/servlet/jsp servers written in Java are available and how to use them? Where to place jsp files and what URLs to use to access them? What automated or manual test tools are available for testing web applications? Where to get web-server stress-testing programs? and so on, and so on.
Some of the above you probably already know, but how can anyone else understand that unless you mention it in your question?
Please have another try, a lot of questions do get answered!
 
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