Dear all, I tried to run a simple JSP that didn't call other servlet and it worked. However, when I run the JSP files that did call servlet, it failed. Do I need to place the servlet class files into a special directory other than /webapps/WEBINF/classes and make some modification to web.xml in order run the JSP files that have to call other servlet class. The JSP files was using
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please show us the code that makes the call also its WEB-INF as im sure you know really you can call a servlet without making entries to web.xml most of the time if you do it in the format /mycontext/servlet/blah if you want another format then you can add a servlet mapping
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you can call a servlet without making entries to web.xml most of the time if you do it in the format /mycontext/servlet/blah
This also requires that the invoker servlet be turned on in that context. Anyway, we need to know exactly how your JSP calls the servlet. Also, can you address the servlet directly from a browser and get the expected response? Bill
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