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deploying JSP on weblogic

 
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Hi
I read the documentation and i found that he asked to place the JSP's in some applications\DefaultWebapps..
I could find some 4 applications folders in weblogic at different locations.
I placed my JSP in weblogic\samples\workshop\applications\Defaultwebapps
Is it the correct place?
Thanks for ur reply.
 
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Hi:
I was just wondering how to make weblogic 7.0 work in Windows Me. Is it possible or its simply works only in Windows 2000 or windows Nt???
 
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Originally posted by N Val:
Hi
I read the documentation and i found that he asked to place the JSP's in some applications\DefaultWebapps..
I could find some 4 applications folders in weblogic at different locations.
I placed my JSP in weblogic\samples\workshop\applications\Defaultwebapps
Is it the correct place?
Thanks for ur reply.


You should package and deploy a war (Web Archive) to your Domain. Typically, you place your wars and ears in DOMAIN_HOME\applications. For information on J2EE packaging and deployments see this link: Assembling and Configuring Web Applications.
Since your posts are very basic J2EE questions, I would recommend you go and pickup an intro J2EE book or at least a decent Servlet/JSP book. Things only get more complex from here.
 
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Hi Val,
Check out the documentation over here
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs60/quickstart/quick_start.html
This should get you started on Jsp's in weblogic.
 
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