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which software do I need to install for JSP

 
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Hi, there:
I am a new learn, But I do not know which softwares I need to install, then I can run .jsp file. Please give me some suggestion. Thanks a lot.

 
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hi there!
all u have to do is to install jdk and jsdk and an app server..
u cld use tomcat to run your .jsp files..
 
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NOT the JSDK and app server- Just Tomcat. Download from
jakarta.apache.org
Tomcat is a complete webserver. Version 3.2 is for the current API, version 4.0 is experimental for the next generation APIs
You also need the SDK 1.2.
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Hi, Thanks a lot. Could you give me a detail process about installation. How do JDK communicate with TOMCAT?

 
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No need for me to give you installation details, the Tomcat package is quite complete.
Tomcat finds the JDK runtime and libraries by means of your path or you can set a JAVA_HOME environment variable.
Bill
 
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Ellen, I have a small Word document that I wrote for myself, regarding Tomcat on Windows NT.

If you want it, let me know.. my email is in the profile.
 
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You should have JSDK2.0+ versions installed, JDK1.1+ versions installed, TOMCAT 3.0+ version installed on the system. Please do triple check the classpath before you begin.

Originally posted by ellen berry:
Hi, there:
I am a new learn, But I do not know which softwares I need to install, then I can run .jsp file. Please give me some suggestion. Thanks a lot.



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