Hi,
looking at Numguess.jsp, you will see:
This line will try to map all the request parameter (here "guess"), with the
corresponding property of the bean (here "numguess").
So when you press "Submit" the page "numguess.jsp?guess=XX" is requested,
and the JSP engine calls the bean method:
numg
Hi Elena,
Yes, with JRun you can only use the JSE service connected with IIS due to the JCP
service. You do not necessary need JRun Web Server service. You can select which
services are running with the admin panel.
To configure JRun with IIS, then well, when you install JRun 2.3.2 normally it
Well,
you can put your jsp pages wherever you want, but on one of your web site directory
would be better :)
What happen is that IIS publish your pages on the web.
When a page is requested, it goes throw the different IIS ISAPI filters. If the JRun
filter is well loaded it must appears on the p
