Which file on a web host do you upload a .jsp file into?

[Dolfandave Uyemura]

Hi all,
I am a bit frustrated regarding which folder to upload a ".jsp" file that works on my standalone PC. I look at the file manager on my web host and don't see where I can put the .jsp file. I put the HTML page up that contains a sample input form in a directory called "www" on the host. I open it up fine through IE but when I hit submit it fails. I don't even need to go this far. I just want to see a test .jsp page first. I have been told that I can run JSP on the host by their support people unless I totally misunderstood but they don't make it very clear. The host is www.HostReflex.com. Though they don't mention JSP on their main page I have mentioned to their support staff and they told me I can do it. Should there be an "obvious" folder to upload .jsp files into? Thanks in advance.
ddave

[Malhar Barai]

hi
I dont think there should be any specific folder to upload the .jsp's unless yr host specified.
just chk out with the host, how exactly is the support provided.
hth
MB

[Bear Bibeault]

If your host truly supports JSP and they've got it set up correctly, you should be able to serve a JSP page out of any folder that an HTML page can be served out of. I'd suspect that your host doesn't really have a servlet/JSP container set up.
hth,
bear
[ May 30, 2003: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]

[Dolfandave Uyemura]

"I'd suspect that your host doesn't really have a servlet/JSP container set up."
That is my concern as well. I am verifying. Thanks.
ddave