How can I configure my site to make use of JSP? I thought that there was support for it, but I can't figure out how to make it work. Any help please?

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I'm having the same doubts...
Why doesn't anyone reply's to this post?
Maybe the wrong forum ? Have you already come to an answer or a conclusion?
If so please contact me, i will do the same if i find a way out of this.
Regards

Nuno

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Did you upload it to your site, are you sure it is all in order, try uploading it to your site, see what happens, then post your results...

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JSP should be working by default, there is support for JSP/Tomcat, and the status is currently "up". You can check the status at http://[yourname].trap17.com:2082/frontend/rvblue/servicestatus.html

Save your pages as blahlah.jsp, and insert a jsp function and see if it functions, if not, give me the URL of the jsp page that's not rendering properly and i'll eee what's wrong.

-whyme

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I dont think JSP/Servlets is enabled by default.
If you need JSP support you need to PM Opaque or maybe Admin group. The will enable it for you.

This is most probably because, JSP/Servlets are cpu intensive features and it does not make sense to enable them on accounts that would never actually use them.

So I suggest, you make ur site on your local system and test it. when you are ready, ask for JSP support and then upload it to your site. This should work.

Cheers.

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You have to make a request at the MISC Request section for the JSP servlet. See to it that you are in a good forum standing. I approve it to only Good members :-P

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Thanks OpaQue, request posted
only to good members? ?
What can i say ? I intent to be around for quite a while, i've participated at the banner contest for Computing Host, and i'm voting for you guys right now
Not the excepcional user as don't have much daily net time, but... if online, i'm around here
Well, darvtech, hope you have cleared out your doubts, i did, now i keep my fingers crossed for some nice Admin hospitality

 

 

 

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