If u want to start with minimum fuss and use jsp for testing right away, use
"jrun\servers\default\default-app" directory. Any jsp files stored there are
automatically executed.
Read the JRun docs, where u can configure using the "Admin sign on" to run
jsp from a directory you create.
--mahesh chhatlani
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How do I tell where I can put .jsp files on my IIS machine so that they will
work?
Running IIS on Win2k with JRun Server and JRun Studio
Thanks.
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