[java ee programming] Re: HELP XML FILE FOR EXCERSISE1

2009-09-07 Thread Mihai DINCA
Hi, Srilaxmi. Just a sugestion: Open in NetBeans the file you want to execute (servlet or JSP file). Then execute it using Shift + F6. This action normally opens the (default) browser and displays in it the very file you selected. The URL displayed in the browser is the one you can type manual

[java ee programming] Re: HELP XML FILE FOR EXCERSISE1

2009-09-07 Thread a s
This is what worked for me... Try closing the browser and letting the Netbeans run triangle open the page. If that doesn't work modify the xml file on the servlet tab, rather than the xml tab. Select JSP file, write in the name of the JSP file: /MyOwnJSP.jsp On Sep 6, 9:48 pm, Srilaxmi Seeth

[java ee programming] Re: HELP XML FILE FOR EXCERSISE1

2009-09-07 Thread marcos gomez
I dont know if i get it but if you write this in your webbrowser http://localhost:8080/MyFirstWebApp/your JSP file shouls open. If you want to change where to go when you write /MyFirstWebApp do what Nicolai said. On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 2:33 AM,

[java ee programming] Re: HELP XML FILE FOR EXCERSISE1

2009-09-06 Thread Nickolai Kurutin
Hi, Srilaxmi. You should change the Relative URL of the application in order to open your welcome jsp-file. Try this: Delete "/MyOwnServlet" from "Relative URL" field. Then build and run the application. Right click MyFirstWebAppproject node and select Run. *Observe that the browser is refre