Not able to view JSP pages.

ninad · May 28, 2006

If you are getting code instead of JSP page then you need to install servlets.

To install servlet go to the WHM >> Account Functions >> Install Servlets. Select domain and install.

After doing this you need to restart tomcat.

Now you will be able to view JSP pages.

roshank · Sep 8, 2007

Please help : servlets in subdirectories is not working

Hi,

I can get the JSPs working in home directory. I can get servlets to work in:

http://www.yourdomain.com/servlet/NameOfServlet

but NOT if they ARE part of a package or within a subdirectory :

http://www.yourdomain.com/servlet/package/NameOfServlet
http://www.yourdomain.com/test/servlet/NameOfServlet

Any help regarding this ?

johnyqqq · Sep 8, 2007

I suggest you ditch the default Tomcat install which has limited support for
real java hosting and use NGASI AppServer Manager (http://www.ngasi.com).
You are able to place your own packages and class libraries just as you would
on your own development PC.

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