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Running Packaged Servlets on iPlanet Webserver

 
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Hello Friends,
I am running servlets on iPlanet webserver.
Do do so, I placed the class files in directory serverdir/docs/servlet and ran them successfully.
Now i want to run servlets which are in a package. So, i created the right directory structure inside serverdir/docs/servlet and ran it by putting the whole package name and class name in my browser.
Now my question.
I want to run the servlet by only servlet name. I do not want to put the whole package also in browser ???
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Check out the web.xml file that should be defined for your web applications. You can define servlet mappings here.
Check out my the javaone presentations on my web site for a further discussion of this. Please drop me a line if this is helpful
www.samjdalton.com
 
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