Do I have to be connected to the internet for the JSWDK web server to work ?
The only time I can get a servlet to run is if I am logged into the internet. If I am not logged in, the browser responds with a message that it can not locate the web site (i.e. http://localhost:8080/ ).
Advice appreciated.
Also, is Tomcat a better choice for a web server and does Tomcat support JSPs ?
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My JSWDK only works when logged onto internet (2 messages)
- Posted by: Arturo Nunez
- Posted on: October 30 2000 02:17 EST
Threaded Messages (2)
- My JSWDK only works when logged onto internet by sundar varadarajan on October 30 2000 05:18 EST
- My JSWDK only works when logged onto internet by Damian Guy on October 30 2000 23:05 EST
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My JSWDK only works when logged onto internet[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: sundar varadarajan
- Posted on: October 30 2000 05:18 EST
- in response to Arturo Nunez
hi
There's no need that u have to be connected to the internet. JSWDK is a webserver which process ur request from the browser and response back to the browser.
first click startserver.bat, it shows end point created:portname in doswindow. now open ie and go to http://localhost:8080
it would show the index.html page
2) ofcourse Tomcat is better than JSWDK and supports jsp as well.
bye
sundar
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My JSWDK only works when logged onto internet[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Damian Guy
- Posted on: October 30 2000 23:05 EST
- in response to Arturo Nunez
Are you using IE ? That is probably what is causing the problem.