Java based website setup

Hi everyone,

I have to convert a java based website to ASP, thing
is I can't get the old java website to run

I have installed
- Java 1.3 to this folder : c:\jdk1.3.1_18\
- Apache Tomcat 4.1 Server to this folder : C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1
- MySQL 4.???

In this folder

C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1\webapps

I have got a folder called easydoc
in that folder there are these folders:
- src
- webapp
and these 2 files
- easydoc.iws
- easydoc.ipr

in the SRC folder there is a another folder called ED
and in that folder there are some files like this
Admin.java
Client.java
and these files contain what seems to me Java code.

then the webapp contains a folder
WEB-INF
which contains a css and a index.html file.

there is also another folder, TEMPLATES that contain .VM files
and they contain some html and code like this

what I have done now is copy the content of the WEBAPP folder to the
easydoc root, but when I type
http://localhost:8080/easydoc/index.html
I get a link button, but when I click on it, I get this error:

here is the code for the index.html page:

but there is no ed/servlet folder and the closest thing I can see
that this is this file
C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1\webapps\easydoc\src\ed\HomeServlet.java

I know this is a long thread, and al ot of explaining, but I am at a loss.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

thanx alot.

Jako

Well, this doesn't have anything at all to do with IIS.

My guess is you need to do some apache configuration in httpd.conf or somewhere in Tomcat, but I've never used either on windows.

yeah I know its not the best place, but because its also a
server, I though I might take a chance

I think the best way will be is to extract the html from the VM
files, and convert the code from the .java files.

Its going to be a bit more work, but with a lot less hassle

Thanx for looking at the thread anyway Doug, really appreciated.

Cheers
Jako

BTW, Have you verified the Apache server works for basic html?

I downloaded Apache & Tomcat some time ago but haven't gotten around to doing much in the Java world except to set up and use Eclipse. PHP and Linux are taking up my free time.

Doug, it works fine with normal HTML yes, I think it has to do
with the parsing of the VM files, but not too sure.

But its going along nicely the way I am doing it know I created the
windows based app myself, so I know the in's and out's of the app