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Hi, if I execute the html file from the directory it resides then instead getting the right output I get the jsp file that the html file calls for. On the contrary, if I execute the html file from the IDE of Netbeans I do get the proper output. Why would it do that?
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can you elaborate?
 
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It has to be the server glassfish that is not running. I realized that last night. The JSP's are executed in the IDE but ones out of the IDE they behave like any regular file, it would have to be JARed, is that correct, and put on a server that runs some kind of web server?
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