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

["Frances Stewart" <francess@xxxxxxxxxx>]

There sure is documentation. Right in the WebSphere Application Server for
iSeries documentation center. Go to
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/software/websphere/wsappserver/docs/as400v35std/docs/index.html

 and then take links Programming->Servlets->Internal Servlets

Frances Stewart
WebSphere Application Server for iSeries 400
IBM Rochester




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> From: Frances Stewart
>
> I think that if you haven't enabled the File Serving Servlet for your web
> app, you will not be able to server *.html, gif, (static pages) without
> adding a Pass statement to your HTTP Server configuration.

Very cool, Frances.  I had always wondered what the File Serving Enabler
did, and now I know.  I always used the Wizard to set up my web app, so I
never really understood all of the pieces.  I've also got Auto Invoker,
which I assume is what allows my servlets to be served up by class name.

Is there any documentation on what these individual servlets do, and what
otehr ones might be available?  It seems like there is an entire class of
interesting things that could be done there.

Joe

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