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Can't run JSP in Browser

Nov 13th, 2003

I am running Win98SE on a Pentium 350 box with 64MB RAM. I am not able to run JSP pages/scripts in Internet Explorer. Whenever I try to run one by pressing a hyperlink, I get a This Page Cannot Be Displayed error message. I have tried changing the setting of Internet Explorer, but it does not work. I have JVM installed. However I do not have JDK. What could be wrong?

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Re: Can't run JSP in Browser

Nov 13th, 2003

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Originally Posted by rational611

I am not able to run JSP pages/scripts in Internet Explorer. Whenever I try to run one by pressing a hyperlink, I get a This Page Cannot Be Displayed error message. I have tried changing the setting of Internet Explorer, but it does not work. I have JVM installed. However I do not have JDK. What could be wrong?

Which JVM? Try installing Sun's instad of the broken MS one:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html
JAVA Runtime Environment. Windows installation is mid-page (scroll down).

JDK is not usually required for end users.

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