Not sure how your server is configured, but DefaultWebApp might be configured to be the default webapp (the one that maps to context-root of /). So try
http://localhost:7001/testServlet Otherwise, it should be at the context-root in the web.xml or the name of the webapp directory.
Also double check that you mapped the servlet to "testServlet" in web.xml.
WebLogic deploys WebApps, and you can't deploy just servlets by themselves. So there is no list of "servlet context" except in the web.xml of the webapp. To make a WebApp that uses servlets, you need the servlet mappings in web.xml. Then you just deploy the webapps and that's it.
The base URI that you use to access the webapp is called the context-root, and can be set in the web.xml.
That context-root can be overriden in application.xml if you include that webapp in a
J2EE application (EAR).
If it's not set in either deployment descriptor, it defaults to the name of the webapp directory or war file (which is myContext in your case).
WebLogic also allows one webapp (or none) to be defined as the "default", which further overrides any context-root setting to "/". I don't suggest using this, as its clearer to set the context-root to / in one of the deployment descriptors (IMHO).
To deploy a webapp, the easiest way is to start the server in development mode and add the webapp to the <domaindir>/applications directory. The webapp can be either a war file or an "exploded war" directory (like what you have).
Another way to deploy a webapp is to put the war or exploded war anywhere outside that applications directory and use the server console to "configure a new webapp". Give it the path to the war or directory.
The console is always at
http://localhost:7001/console (assuming your server started using port 7001 on the localhost machine). Use the administrator username/password to access it - you might have set this on install or needed to use it to start the server (it is often set to weblogic/weblogic).
You can use the server console to deploy, undeploy, or redeploy webapps or ejbs or applications.
As always, check the fine documentation at
http://e-docs.bea.com/ Stuff about building and deploying webapps is at
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs70/webapp/index.html [ October 24, 2002: Message edited by: Dave Landers ]
[ October 24, 2002: Message edited by: Dave Landers ]