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How to run JSP in WTE

 
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Hello,
I wrote a simple JSP file in VAJ and tried to run it using WTE.when tried to load the JSP file in Browser,It says page not found.What should be the URL?I read in the online help that the URL must match the file structure of your Document root.What does that exactly mean.I am not clear where these JSP files are stored and how does WTE look for them.Can you please explain me about this.
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This is the default directory where WTE looks into for HTMLs and JSps:
<VAJ_Install_dir>->ide->project_resources->IBM WebSphere Test Environment->hosts->default_host->default_app->web
And you would access it by typing <a href="http://localhost:8080/<i rel="nofollow">yourjsp.jsp</i>" target="_blank">http://localhost:8080/yourjsp.jsp
assuming it is on your localmachine. Using ViisualAge for Java - WTE is a short pdf file that might be what you're looking for.
 
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