At 02:46 PM 1/25/01 -0800, you wrote:
>You don't really need to mess with web.xml unless you are creating
>a "web application".
>
>If you are just trying to test your JSPs and servlets,
>you are probably running your JSP from webapps\Root.
>If that is the case, put your servlet class file in
>
>webapps\Root\Web-inf\classes
Hi again,
actually, I am building a web-app. Lots of jsp and javabeans built so
far and everything's good. It's just that now I want to add a servlet.
So I would like to access it via the context that my app is in.
But of course just to get it working I tried as you suggested, and I also
tried to put it in the top level of my context's classes dir.
Either way no dice.
All I get is Error: 404 File not found (I would be overjoyed at anything
indicating it found it)
I assume that I access it via "http://<IP addr>:8080/<httpServlet class
name>" (no extension), correct?
-Steve
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