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thiss is my servlet


this is my BasicCounter.jsp


i put servlet class file in D:\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-6.0.18\webapps\test\WEB-INF\classes\foo
and i put jsp file D:\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-6.0.18\webapps\test\WEB-INF

this is my web.xml


but when i type this in broser http://localhost:8080/test/BasicCounter.jsp it gives this eror

 
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Hi Anarkali.

Anything that is put under WEB-INF folder, will not serve directly to the client.

SCJP5.0, SCWCD5.0, OCEJPAD6, OCPJWSD6

 
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now jsp file is in
i put jsp file D:\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-6.0.18\webapps\test
but error is there still.
 
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Have you pasted the correct codes for servlet and jsp, the codes you have pasted appear to be plain java class.

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Hi Anarkali.

Here foo.Counter is not a servlet. I think this causes the application fail during deployment. Ultimately any request's to it will not be served.

SCJP5.0, SCWCD5.0, OCEJPAD6, OCPJWSD6

 
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Again I am not finding anything related to any servlet, as per the code what is happening is a java class is being accessed from jsp. You are using a jsp file, and if that is not under web-inf you don't need any mapping for that, i.e. what you are doing right now accessing it directly from url.

Can you show your complete folder structure once again.

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this is my BasicCounter.jsp



this is my Counter.java servlet


this is my web.xml


this is the where servlet put D:\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-6.0.18\webapps\test\WEB-INF\classes\foo
this the where jsp put D:\Tomcat\apache-tomcat-6.0.18\webapps\test

this is what i type in browser http://localhost:8080/test/BasicCounter.jsp/
 
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Few things are confusing here.

1. Jsp calling a method from a servlet, I guess this could have been a plain java class.
2. There is file called BasicCounter.jsp and in web.xml there is a url-mapping as BasicCounter.jsp mapped to the servlet, so on request which one should be invoked?

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why is it error?
anyway if it is a plain java class what should be in web.xml
 
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this is what i type in browser http://localhost:8080/test/BasicCounter.jsp/


But that isn't what your servlet is mapped to.

It's really unclear what you're trying to do. Are you trying to access a JSP, or a servlet? Is there a reason you're trying to write this the way you are rather than using current servlet practices?
 
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http://localhost:8080/test/BasicCounter.jsp/

probably the last / is creating the problem, it should have been

http://localhost:8080/test/BasicCounter.jsp

At least it wont show the 404 error. But still you are unlikely to get the desired output. Because as per web.xml mapping servlet will be executed and which is not producing any output. To invoke the jsp file you need to remove the servlet and servlet-mapping sections from your web.xml file.


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actually this is a example of HeadFirst servlet & Jsp book.page number is 288.

in this example there is no servlet.there is a plain java class.but web.xml file is not there.
 
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So why do you have a web.xml file?
 
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