Hello Sunil,

About the 2nd one. for keeping the beans, i have made a directory and placed in class 
path specified in the jvm configuartion in the servlets tab. further if you go for 
defining folder heirarchy then you can specify the same in the form of "package 
'directory structure'" in the source file.

you can place the servlets in the servlet directory specified again the servlet tab of 
the management console.

Hope i am clear,

regards,
piyush.
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Sunil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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From:Sunil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:Fri, 13 Apr 2001 00:48:28 +0530
Subject: Iplanet4.1 webserver Context settings help

Hi Iplanet Geeks,
Waiting for a reply desperately

I have installed IPlanet4.1 webserver.
I need your help urgently for 2 problems.

1) For deploying a web application, in which file do we have to set the
context path & the  path relative to the document root ?

******************************************************************
In Tomcat, we use to do the following in server.xml file :

<Context path="/Bol" docBase="webapps/Bol" debug="0" reloadable="true" >
</Context>
(where the application name was Bol )
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Since there is no server.xml file in IPlanet webserver, I tried to find
whether any other file ( like  obj.conf  or servlet.properties  or
context.properties ) has any similar statement.
But I could not find it.
Also, could not get any help from the documentation.
Can somebody help ?

2) Also , pl. clarify whether for IPlanet webserver also, we have to put the
servlets & Beans class files in
WEB-INF/classes folder ?
In short , do we have to follow this standard directory structure for all
webservers, including IPlanet webserver ?

I could not find any mention of  WEB-INF/classes  folder (for storing the
servlets & Beans) in the documentation of IPlanet.
Since I am reqd. to start using IPlanet immediately, can somebody help
urgently?

Thanks in anticipation.
Bye

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