JSP and IIS 1

[emarinelli]

I have Windows XP Professional, IIS 5.0 and Java JDK 1.40_2

I would like to know how to make JSP files to "run" on my server, if I have to set anything up, as ODBC drivers or something, since my ASP files fun fine, but the JSP ones don't :-(

 

[neofactor]

In order to process JSP files you need a Java Server Engine... You need to install SUN Java or Macromedia JRUN server.... But they are not free.

It is just like running ColdFusion.. you need to install the engine. Microsoft included it's ASP engine since they want to promote themselves.

That is one of the arguments people say stay with ASP...


David McIntosh

http://www.neofactor.com

Have a nice day!

 

[emarinelli]

I installed Java 2 SDK, Enterprise Edition 1.4, and ran Cloudscape and J2EE, but my JSP pages still don't run :-(

Could you tell me the URL for something that would allow me to run my JSP files?

 

[neofactor]

If you already have a server running to process the pages.. I would 1st look and see if an ISAPI link is set up for .jsp files...

Open IIS Control Module
Right Click your computer name and select Properties.
EDIT master properties for

http://WWW Service

Select "Home Directory" Tab
Click Configuration
Edit extension .jsp
change path to: whatever your .dll file is to process jsp
Most likely something like jrun.dll is macromedia.
Apply it to all folders.

JRUN by Macromedia is a good product:

http://www.macromedia.com/software/jrun/

David McIntosh

http://www.neofactor.com

Have a nice day!

 

[emarinelli]

Thank you so much for your help. I installed Macromedia JRun and it got the job done

Perhaps you could read my other post, titled: HTTP - FTP Password Removing, and see if you can help me with that one...

Once again, thank you very much :-D

 

[neofactor]

Sure...

On the bottom of all posts.. there is a link to reference them... please give me that post link and I will take a look.

Glad I could help.. thanks for voting so as well (if you did) David McIntosh

http://www.neofactor.com

Have a nice day!

 

[neofactor]

saw your post.. ill look into it David McIntosh

http://www.neofactor.com

Have a nice day!

 

[zick79]

Ok


I have Win2000 Serv. Adv. JDK 1.3.1 Tomcat JSP/Servlets, IIS 5. I already got to work the example, so it means also that I install the JSP engine fot the default( the main,the first site in IIS, whatever you call it) the virtual Host is set up with the JSP isis???.??? engin ( can not remember the exact name from top of my head, but I assum you know what I talking about ) anyway, the exaple works by entering the url

http://134.22.136.224/examples/jsp/index.html

( something like that) so it works. The problem is how to set up damain let say

http://www.tooooow.com/jsp

so I can run Jsp in that directory for that perticular virt site/host. Do you know what I mean.


Thanks for you help, If I still not clear enough let me know.

Thanks

 

[zick79]

Hi Guys




How did you guys set up Each individual virtual site/host on IIS 5 to run JSP. I already manage to set up the Default host/site in IIS 5 but how to set up the rest of my cients with JSP? Mmmmmm? let say I want to give each of the JSP folder in theirs homedir. where they can run only JSP..


So far I can do this ONLY

http://134.22.136.224/examples/jsp/index.html

what about DNS rather the IP haa?

PLEASE help, I am strugling with this problem for about 3 weeks and nobody so far can not answere me stright with details to this question.


Thanks all you TECH for you input.

 

[neofactor]

I'm a bit confused.

If you have JSP running on your box... isn't it available to all domains? Are you trying to open up to everyone? Or are you trying to restrict it to a specific folder only.

I thought it was available everywhere unless you set it up in IIS ISAP filters to say dont interpret the files with .xxx extention.

If you simply want to run JSP pages on a Virtual site.. then that is simple... but blocking off to a certain folder only will require some tweaking.

Tell me exactly what it is you want and I will try and help.


By the way... try asking your question in the TOMCAT forum as well if you already haven't

 

[ChrisHirst]

Read other question thread here

thread41-559290

Chris.


Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?

 

[zick79]

Ok

Let assume that I have win2K srv. IIS 5 + tomcat 1.3. and JDK 1.3.1, and I have 3 virtual host/site in IIS 5

http://www.Adomain.com,

http://www.Bdomain.com

and

http://www.Cdomain.com.

JSP engine Is set up and reday to run the example jsp files with Tomcat. Here is what I want to do:

1)in domain A and B and C create JSP folders. A and B domain should execute jsp in this format

http://www.Xdomain.com/jsp/XXX.jsp,

but C domain should have have the capabilities to run JSP cause they haven't buy that service yet.


2) Let assum they are A, B, C user how bought service from me, and A and B user bought PHP, CGI + JSP/Servlets but C user didn't buy the JSP service.


How would you do solve this? remember I user win2k serv.


Thanks

 

[ChrisHirst]

I'm going to throw my 10p(2c) [UK] worth in here.
<rant>
To be fair zick79 this is not the question you originally asked.
The experts in these forums do understand that English is not the native language of many posters [and many experts] but qualified answers cannot be given if we do not have all the facts to understand your problem. now finally after several days and messages, with all parties getting frustrated we get to the actual problem.
</rant>
BTW when you assume something you make an ass out of u and me

I do not use (at the moment) JSP but I have downloaded and read up on Tomcat before I set it up, My understanding is that you configure workers in tomcat for each of the hosts and then configure contexts for the workers, reading it probably seems more complex than it really is.

workers;

http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk/workershowto.html

contexts;

http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk/iishowto.html

but I shall be watching this thread as the answers may well be of interest to me.

Best of luck,
Chris.


Indifference will be the downfall of mankind, but who cares?

 

[durayakar]

I want to run previously built jsp+java beans site on IIS in order to benefit from IIS logs, visit reports and site statistics... and more then that I want to be able to configure HTTPS, and install a certificate, which I see a way simpler in IIS..

Can you help me on setting up the web server to run those &quot;platform independent&quot; jsp pages?
If possible without any 3rd party vendors... I dont wanna pay $900 for macromedia JRun...

My questions are:
1-Which build of which java server application shall I be using?
2-Is there any &quot;Jrunxxx.dll&quot; that i can simply reference?
3-Are there any backward compatible engines that I can set safely
and not worry about some internal functions running smootly in the java beans
regardless of which built the developer used for the beans?
4- If not how can i figure out which version of JSDK or java was used to build the beans and the site.

Any help is appreciated...

Duray AKAR

durayakar@hotmail.com