Hi Anjela,
After downloading the JSWDK Reference Implementation, you would need to run the WebServer, (normally a DOS batch file called
servletrunner.bat, I has used it long time back!!!)
Once you have the webservice running, you could invoke the JSP using a HTTP URL, like
http://<name_of_your_machine>:<port_no>/servlets/servlet. Please refer to the documentation for more information.It is very well-written.Most likely you would not have any problems with it.
As regards editor for JSP, you may start off with a simple TEXTPAD editor.Once you are comfortable with it, you may consider using popular Java
IDE's (Integrated Development Environment) like IBM Visual Age for Java, Borland JBuilder, Oracle JDeveloper,etc. to develop your JSP's and other Java code.
Let me know, if you still face any problems
Regards,
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Sandeep Desai
vgdesai@vsnl.com
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