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hi,where should i put my jsp/class and the servlet file in weblogic.
Thanks and regards.
vishnu
 
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Hi,
In weblogic 6.0 / 6.1, you can put ur JSP's in the config\mydomain\applications\defaultwebapp folder and access the JSP/html directly. U need to put ur servlet in the config\mydomain\applications\defaultwebapp\WEB-INF\classes directory and update the web.xml in the web-inf directory, with the neccessary servlet details.
U can use this approach for debugging purposes.
Else u can bundle them into a .war file and deploy the same.
Regds,
Praveen
 
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hi,
Refer for more information about this in bea\wlaerver6.1\quick_start.html.
regards
seenu
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