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i have the got apache webserver i have also got the jakartha_tomcat zip file, i have my project written is jsp which is working very fine on java webserver. let us assume that all the jsp and html files are present in a folder public_html/project of my java webserver. now what will i need to do in order to view these jsp files from the browser and where will i have to place these files, if i had to make it run on apache webserver. the apache webser is already installed on my system in the foleder c:/program files/apache groups/apache .

kindly respond soon i am at the final stages of my project and i need to configure the files on different webserver's.

 
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its realy surprising to c that their is no reply for this question does'nt any body use jsp files on the apachee webserver
 
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Use the worksheet at this link
How to make your first JSP page work on Tomcat? http://www.webappcabaret.com/javachina/tomcathowto.htm
[This message has been edited by Jyotsna Clarkin (edited March 05, 2001).]
 
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