Hi,
I realise that this subject has probably been covered, however I have tried
as many sources before resorting to the interest list so forgive me!
I created a directory c:\ravendata\java into which I downloaded jswdk-1.0.1,
unzipped and amended the CLASSPATH to include
c:\ravendata\java\jdk1.3\lib\tools.jar;c:\ravendata\java\jswdk-1.0.1\lib\ser
vlet.jar
As you can tell from this I've already downloaded the JDK1.3.
I have started the webserver using startserver.bat (by the way i'm on NT
v4.0)
During my many attempts at this I've also added
Set JAVA_HOME=c:\ravendata\java\jdk1.3\bin to my startserver.bat this
doesn't seem to have had any affect. I've also bounced (stopped and
re-started) the server using stopserver.bat and then startserver.bat. I've
also done this when moving my code around.
I can see and run the examples in <http://localhost>:8080/examples/servlets
but I can't add my own. I'm following Lesson 5 of The Java Programming
Language
(http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/Programming/BasicJav
a1/servlet.html)
I can compile ExampServlet.java . I've placed the .class and .java in
c:\ravendata\java\jswdk-1.0.1\examples\WEB-INF\servlets and the .html in
c:\ravendata\java\jswdk-1.0.1\examples\servlets
If I open my browser and try running the html to call the servlet, i.e.
<http://localhost>:8080/examples/servlets/simpleHTML, I get
Error 404
file not found ,
/examples/servlets/simpleHTML
I'm not running JavaWebServer, but the simple http web server (well at least
I think I am) that comes with JSWDK.
I would really appreciate it if someone could talk me through setting up a
new project rather than just using 'examples'
Please advise. Thanks in advance.
Chris J.
xt32161
e-mail:- jenkins, christopher
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