Rajesh,
If you want receiving an answer,
you should describe how you had received a problem (your steps) and your environment.
First of all, do you have Enterprise Edition of JBuilder?
Second, "web server has been started" has nothing to do with your application, it may be started on any garbage, it is independent.
See, how I reproduced your error at the end.
Then, you go to menu Run|Configuration (the same as Project|Properties)|Edit (or New)|Run|Server|JSP/Servlet/Launch URL
Usually it is there "/", then you can click button "..." or specify your context root.
"Edit (or New)" - you create new profile or change existing.
For ex., to /Context/JspWithCounter.jsp
The name is also there but name has nothing to do with path or even with filename and it is prohibited to have there "/".
Here is the structure that I created with jsp-wizard and with “context” separated Myjsp-application, eventually, is run from the following “context”:
http ://localhost:8084/Context/MyJsp.jsp]http://localhost:8084/
Context/MyJsp.jsp
I have my jsp-application locally in J:/jsp/myjsp.jsp
I have in subdirectories:
J:/jsp/WEB-INF/web.xml
J:/jsp/WEB-INF/classes/jsp/JspWithCounter.class
I have my project in
k:/jbproject/jb-wizard/MyPrj.jpx
I have there subdirectories:
k:/jbproject/jb-wizard/bakk:/jbproject/jb-wizard/classes
k:/jbproject/jb-wizard/src/jsp/JspWithCounter.java
k:/jbproject/jb-wizard/Tomcat/work/
Context k:/jbproject/jb-wizard/defaultroot/WEB-INF
Home directory of
Tomcat is:
J:/XP_ProgramFiles/JBuilder7/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.3
Main class: org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap
REPRODUCING ERROR: Everything runs, OK.
Now if I rename "J:/jsp/" to "J:/jsp-gabbage/" I receive an error like yours.
[ November 13, 2002: Message edited by: G Vanin ]
