John Moore wrote:
> At 13:54 09/11/99 -0500, John Considine wrote:
>
> >I am using an ISP to do my web hosting. They are using IIS. I
> >understand that there needs to be a servlet directory (bin) where the
> >servlets need to be placed. Also, I believe that the ISP needs to have
> >some software installed that will run the servlets or does IIS come with
> >the software already installed.
>
> Yes, IIS needs some software installed to run the servlets, and this
> determines where the servlets are stored. For example, I am using IBM's
> Websphere in conjunction with IIS. When one installs Websphere, it asks
> what server(s) you will be using it with, and installs the necessary
> plugins for it. You end up with a Websphere directory, separate from the
> IIS directories, in which there is a Servlets directory where you put your
> servlet classes.
>
> John
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