What version of JRun are you running ?

In JRun 3.0

JRun\servers\default\default-app -> maps to http://servername:portnumber/

If you have a firstjsp.jsp under JRun\servers\default\default-app
you should be able to serve it with this url
http://servername:portnumber/firstjsp.jsp

You can put JSPs wherever you want , provided you map a virtual directory to
your physical path.

To test your JRun settings, if using 3.0 , start teh Admin Server and go to
Administrator .
You can run samples from that page.If your samples work , that proves JRun is
serving
pages , but there might be something else wrong.

Santosh









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Does anyone know where to put JSP files in Jrun.
According to document, we should put the JSP files under:

<jruninstalldirectory>/servers/default/default-app

I have put a jsp file in this directory, however, when I try to run this
file, I get the following error:

404 Not Found
/firstjsp.jsp:

allaire.jrun.JRunServletException: The page /firstjsp.jsp could not be
found.
.........

does anyone know what I need to do

Regards,

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