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Glad I could help and Thanx for the &quot;A&quot;<br />
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CJ
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Glad I could help and Thanx for the "A"

CJ

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Hi experts,<br />
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I now need to launch a JSP page on Tomcat. I have the web.xml file and the .war file. I put both of them in my tomcat /webapp directory and I got an error message saying that it do not find my packages. <br />
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I tried to put my packages with the .war file in the same directory with the .jsp and .xml, I also tried to put them in the WEB-INFO directory too and neither works.<br />
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I imagine there's something more I must do. What tag I'll need to edit in the web.xml file and where I am suppose to place these files (.xml, .war, .jsp) on the server?<br />
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Please help, I can't find enough information. Any comment will be very appreciate. Thanks in advance. 
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Hi experts,

I now need to launch a JSP page on Tomcat. I have the web.xml file and the .war file. I put both of them in my tomcat /webapp directory and I got an error message saying that it do not find my packages. 

I tried to put my packages with the .war file in the same directory with the .jsp and .xml, I also tried to put them in the WEB-INFO directory too and neither works.

I imagine there's something more I must do. What tag I'll need to edit in the web.xml file and where I am suppose to place these files (.xml, .war, .jsp) on the server?

Please help, I can't find enough information. Any comment will be very appreciate. Thanks in advance. 

JSP deployment on Tomcat

JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow the development of dynamically generated web pages. It uses the Java programming language; JSP pages are translated into servlets at runtime, with each servlet being cached and reused until the JSP is modified. JSP allows Java code to be interleaved with static web markup content, so the resulting page can be compiled and executed on the server to deliver the content.