The servlet runner only serves servlets. It ignores requests for
anything else.
It was originally provided for easy testing of your servlets not as a
fully functional Web server.
Regards
Duncan
"S.A.Pamungkas" wrote:
>
> I'm using JSDK2.0.
> Putting the html file in the same directory with the
> servlet file. For example : /home/me/SERVLETDIR/
> Then running the servlet runner from that directory.
>
> When I run servlet file from browser, for example by
> typing http://localhost:8080/servlet/myservlet,
> servlet working good.
> But when I try to run the html or applet file from
> browser, for example by typing :
> http://localhost:8080/myservlet.html, there was an
> error like this :
> " 403 Forbidden
> Will not serve files, only servlets "
>
> Please somebody help me.
> Thankyou in advance.
>
> - pamungkas-
>
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