JSP
Sree Devi
Greenhorn
Posts: 4
Afroz Ahmed
Ranch Hand
Posts: 64
posted 13 years ago
Hello,
Just write a file,save it as .jsp and run the jsp file.
<html><body>Hello from <%= "JSP" %></body></html>
Save above file content as hello.jsp at webapps(tomcat/examples folder for tomcat) folder in your server.
then run the jsp file. http://localhost:8080/examples/hello.jsp
Please post queries
which you can not get by searching in google/a9
which takes much time to search
which requires some experience work or
which needs some suggestions
Happy Coding and Running.
[ August 10, 2004: Message edited by: Mohd Afroz Ahmed ]
Just write a file,save it as .jsp and run the jsp file.
<html><body>Hello from <%= "JSP" %></body></html>
Save above file content as hello.jsp at webapps(tomcat/examples folder for tomcat) folder in your server.
then run the jsp file. http://localhost:8080/examples/hello.jsp
Please post queries
which you can not get by searching in google/a9
which takes much time to search
which requires some experience work or
which needs some suggestions
Happy Coding and Running.
[ August 10, 2004: Message edited by: Mohd Afroz Ahmed ]
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posted 13 years ago
Hi Sree,
Welcome to JavaRanch, were we have tons and tons of forums for all your Java questions. Each forum is for a specific topic, so that we can get the best experts to help you out.
This forum is for Servlets, but we also have a forum specifically for JSP too, so I am going to move this and your other thread to the JSP forum
Good Luck
Mark
Welcome to JavaRanch, were we have tons and tons of forums for all your Java questions. Each forum is for a specific topic, so that we can get the best experts to help you out.
This forum is for Servlets, but we also have a forum specifically for JSP too, so I am going to move this and your other thread to the JSP forum
Good Luck
Mark
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