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I'm a servlet newbie and am trying out JRun on
IIS. I got a simple JSP with inline Java running, but I haven't been able
to get a servlet to run. I took a simple example from a servlet book(Java
Servlets by Karl Moss), copied the servlet into my www.blah.com/servlet directory. I
copied the book's html file to my index.html file and tried that. I
figured that was too easy and straightforward to actually work. I was
right. I got the "HTTP 405 error 405 method not allowed" error. At
first I thought something was wrong with the servlet, but I deleted the servlet
and got the same msg, so I knew it just couldn't find the servlet. I've
tried moving the servlet all over the place with the same result. I have
the servlets dir set to "servlets, ../../../servlets" (which is the
deafult). Anyway, I guess somehow I don't have JRun set up so it can find
the servlet. What do I have to do? & Where do most people
put their servlets?
I'm not hugely thrilled with JRun's docs and that
you have to pay for tech support from Allaire. Is ServletExec any
better?
Thanks for any help.
Phil
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