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Hello everyone.

I'm trying to learn JSP but I'm having trouble with the most basic of things (as far as JSP goes). I'm looking at a tutorial that tells me that I should know:

" -Where to place the .jsp files
- How to access the files from your browser (with an http: prefix, not as file: )"

I downloaded and installed blazix java server and checked it's documentation. It told me to save files in my C:\Blazix\webfiles folder and I could access it using the following link: http://******-PC/test/hello.jsp

I tried that but it didn't work. I tried creating this "test" folder and it also didn't work. Nothing works. Anyone knows what the problem might be? Thanks.

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Yes, I have blazix installed.. It's a web-server program, isn't it?

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Go to Head First Servlets and JSP filetype:pdf - Google zoeken
The first chapter (or 2nd) explains how to deploy manually with a tomcat server.
The structure should be somewhat the same as any other server.

How did you find blazix? I would think the 3 most used are jboss, tomcat, and glassfish.

Do you use an IDE?




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