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Xampp, Tomcat, .jsp
Posted 21 August 2012 - 09:01 PM
Hello I am using Tomcat with Xampp 1.8 to serve .jsp pages but the browser (Firefox 14) show the source code on the served page when it is in the xampp/tomcat/webapps folder. If I move the .jsp file to the xampp/webapps/examples folder the .jsp works. Why? By the way what is a WEB-INF folder?
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Re: Xampp, Tomcat, .jsp
Posted 21 August 2012 - 10:14 PM
The webapps folder contains all the projects you want to deploy, separated by folders per project. In this case, examples is treated as a project. It is called webapps because it is assumed you'll put multiple web applications inside it and the root folder of a project is the one visible on the webapps folder view.
The WEB-INF folder contains your configurations and class files. This is where all the compiled java classes are dumped. It is also used for resources you don't want outside users getting access to, like the aforementioned config files.
The WEB-INF folder contains your configurations and class files. This is where all the compiled java classes are dumped. It is also used for resources you don't want outside users getting access to, like the aforementioned config files.
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Re: Xampp, Tomcat, .jsp
Posted 23 August 2012 - 05:29 PM
No problem.
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