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Hello, All,
I installed weblogic in my machine and created a domain mydomain.
I have now c:/bea/weblogic8.1/server/bin
and c:/bea/user_project/domains/mydomain

I started the domain by c:/bea/user_project/domains/mydomain/starweblogic
and I can view http://localhost:7001/console

Where should I put jsp and how can I view it?

Thanks a lot... )
 
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BEA recommends deploying ears and wars (drop into the applications directory within your domain), and they support a split development directory (that I haven't used), but if you're just looking for a quick way to drop a jsp in, check out the Web Application Directory Structure section on BEA's documentation site.

create a directory (myapp or DefaultWebApp or whatever) in the applications directory using the described directory structure, basics being to add WEB-INF dir with web.xml in it and drop your jsp in the the new directory.

The wls server should recognize it as a web app. Go to the deployments node in the console to see it has deployed or try "Deploy a new Web Application Module..."

You should be able to acces the jsp using http://localhost:7001/myapp/myJsp.jsp
 
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