You may need to check the following config files:
-- jserv/conf/jserv.conf <-- Mount point.
Do you have a mount point whose name is /example?
If not make one with a named zone.
-- jserv/conf/jserv.properties <-- Pointer to
Zone's property file
-- jserv/conf/zone.properties <-- Pointer to Zone's
repository. In the Zone repository directory or jar
files, can you find the Hello.class file? If not,
create one.
Then you should be able to access it.
--Weifeng
--- Haydn Haines - Sun UK - Partner Support - Intern
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> Hi,
>
> > be careful, Servlets are case sensitive.
>
> Yeah, sorry typo when copying the error msg, should
> have used cut and paste
> really (but the mouse is sooo far away :) ).
>
> Anyway, the problem isn't a case sensative problem,
> even going to
> http://localhost/example/ doesn't exist, so the
> servlet zone isn't being shown
> by the web server.
>
> Haydn.
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