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  3. March 2002

RE: How to make JSP run in Websphere on iSeries?

> From: Bruce Jin
>
> I stopped and started the server and the admin console shows test
> application is up and running. But http://192.168.0.170/webapp/test/ shows
> 'not authorized' error.

Did you try accessing a speecific page? Create mypage.html in your document
root, and try the following:

http://192.168.0.170/webapp/test/mypage.html

See if that comes up.  If it does, then you should be able to get to a JSP.
If not, use OpsNav to carefully compare the permissions for your IFS
directories.  They need to have at least *RX access for *PUBLIC, and all
access for QEJB, I believe.  For testing, I simply give *PUBLIC full access,
and worry about tightening it down in production.

Joe

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