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Configuring Windows 2000 Server to support JSP and Servlets
I was recently asked to develop a small Guest Book servlet for my company's website. I used Tomcat on my local workstation to test it and it works great.
Now, we need to upload the webapp our web-host's server, however, they're running Windows 2000 Server, and they're not currently configured to run JSPs and Servlets... I was curious if someone could walk me through the steps to configure this, so that I could walk them through it. Is it similar to configuring Tomcat, i.e. copying the jar files into a common/lib/ directly, etc.. ? Or is it more involved? Is it even possible? hehe... Any help would be appreciated, thanks ![]() |
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I imagine something needs to be installed on the server to support what you want. Maybe there is some info on Sun's website?
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Yes,
I did some research and it looks like I need to integrate Tomcat with IIS, so I'll work on trying to get that accomplished.
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