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Jrun configuration For JSP

 
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Hi all,
i've installed Jrun.. i'm having jdk in c:\jdk1.2.1.. what next i've to do to run jsp through jrun and where should i save the jsp files.
thanks in advance
Pranit.
 
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Hi Pranit
You can start testing your first JSP code, by writing a simple "Hello World" application(hello.jsp below) and store it under the C:..../Allaire/Jrun/Servers/default/default-app/ folder.
<html>
<head>
<title>Greetings</title>
</head>
<body>
<% for(int i=0;i<5;i++) { %>
<h1>Hello World!</h1>
<% } %>
</body>
</html>
Now to access it use the URL http://localhost:8100/default/hello.jsp in a browser and u should be seeing HELLO WORLD written 5 times.
Kapil
PS: Make sure that the default server is "Started".

Originally posted by Pranit Saha:
Hi all,
i've installed Jrun.. i'm having jdk in c:\jdk1.2.1.. what next i've to do to run jsp through jrun and where should i save the jsp files.
thanks in advance
Pranit.


 
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The thing is my JRun is installed in c:\jrun. there is not any directory structure like that as u specified.. so do i need to configure the server specially to run jsp files..
Thanks for ur reply..
 
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