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himanjim

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Servlets and SDK

Oct 10th, 2007

I'm new to java servlets ...I installed Sun java SDK which acts as an server for running servlets.I spents many hours first just to compile servlets and generate the class files but now I don't have any idea how to run servlets on SDK. I tried a lot on Apache tomcat, Servletexec and now SDK but ended up wasting a number of hours and no result. I'm dying to see a page running my applet http://localhost/servlet/HelloServlet

Please please do help

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Re: Servlets and SDK

Oct 11th, 2007

If its an Applet you have no need of any kind of sdk anyway.

Read through this tutorial completely http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutor...let/index.html

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jwenting

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Re: Servlets and SDK

Oct 11th, 2007

Tomcat comes with tutorials. So does the JEE SDK.

There's also tons of tutorials (of highly variable quality) scattered around the web.
And every decent bookstore has a shelf of books to choose from.

As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.