Hi Bart,
I don't know which web server you are using. If you use Apache Server then
put your html files into the directory 'htdocs' (where you installed apache
server).
Put your servlets into the directory Servlets (where you installed Jserver)
This is for default setting.
If you want to access the servlets from anywhere just change Zone
properties.
repositories=d:\servlets; (Where ever you placed your servlets)
I hope it may help you!
Dhans
-----Original Message-----
From: Schroder, Bart R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Path difficulties: HTML calls Servlet. Files reside on same
serv er, but different drives.
My index.html page calls a servlet that generates the login page for an
intranet web site.
They both reside on the same server, but they don't reside in the same
drives, when viewed in Explorer. Their respective drive paths are:
M:/testjobno/index.html
N:/default/default-app/bamsLogon.java
My question is this:
What do I put for a path in index.html to call the bamsLogon servlet, and do
I still need the word 'servlet' in the path before the servlet name?
I've tried a number of different paths, but none work.
Thanks in advance.
Bart Schroder
ALLTEL
Lincoln Solutions Center
402-436-5371
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