>thanks, i updated the page to be more specific/correct about the filename.

Jon:

Since you seem to be close at hand, I thought I'd ask another question that
I'm sure has a simple answer, but I can't find it documented anywhere.

If you use the default Windows installation, _where_ do you put the
servlets. I've tried various folders named "servlet" and "servlets" in the
root folder, in the site content folder, in the JServ folder, everywhere. I
always get back a 400 error--empty servlet name.

Do I have to define a servlet zone? If so, the question still comes
up--where do I put it? Thanks.

Regards,
Steve Mann

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