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Unable to run JSP pages

 
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I have recently configured ICEfaces with Eclipse Helios and I want to create a JSP page and run it as a sample before I can use the other components. But, I'm not able to run a simple JSP page successfully. I get a HTTP Status 404 error page. I have attached the screenshot of the simple JSP page and also the error page that I get.

Please help me what should I do to successfully execute a JSP page in an ICEfaces project.
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Hi kartik, you cannot access that jsp file by specifying the location in URL. you have to configure that page in web.xml. if you find any issues let me know..
 
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My doubt is why is it that I need to configure it in web.xml. When I worked with JSF 1.2, I just created the JSP page and just ran my application.

Now in ICEaces, do I have to configure each and every JSP page of my application in web.xml?
 
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If so, then how do I configure my JSP pages in web.xml ?
 
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