If you are just expermenting JSP with jswdk on NT platform, you can just stop the IIS services (in Control panel) and run startserver.bat in jswdk directory. You play with jsp files by using http://localhost:8080
Hope this help
J.H
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From: Engbers, ir. J.B.O.M. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 10:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Newbie: configuring Webserver.xml / Ports
I'm now running WintNT 4.0 and IIS, but am experimenting with JSP.
The root of my present intranet-site (http://mysite) is located at
d:\inetpub\wwwroot but I have several virtual directories which point to the
e:-drive (http://mysite/niche points to e:\niche)
I (believe) that I understand how the jswdk-1.0.1 webserver.xml example
directs a request to port 8080 to the examples/jsp-directory
(http://MySite:8080 functions well)
.
What I want to achieve in my present site is that a request for
http://mysite/niche is redirected to the virtual directory without having to
use http://MySite:8081
Is this possible and if so, how should I configure Webserver.xml?
A related question is how the jswdk-server is initialized for
production-sites? Should webserver.xml point/listen to port 80?
Ben Engbers
Dienst Landelijk Gebied (Netherlands)
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