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Using the User Interface

32 iPlanet Web Server, Enterprise Edition Programmer’s Guide to Servlets • May 2001

Using the User Interface

For information about using the user interface to specify settings for servlets, see

the following topics in the online help.

This page is located in the Web Server Administration Server on the Global

Settings tab.

• The Configure JRE/JDK Paths Page

These pages are located in the Server Manager on the Java tab.

• The Enable/Disable Servlets/JSP Page

• The Configure JVM Attributes Page

• The Delete Version Files Page

This page is located on the Virtual Servers tab in the Class Manager. (To open the

Class Manager, select the Manage Classes page on the Virtual Server Class tab in

the Server Manager, select a class from the list, then select the Manage button.)

• The Java Web Apps Settings Page

Enabling Servlets

To enable servlets, select the Java tab in the Server manager, then select the

Enable/Disable Servlets/JSP tab. Check the Enable Java Globally box to enable

servlets for the entire server. Check the Enable Java for Class box to enable servlets

for a single virtual server class. You cannot enable servlets for a class unless Java is

globally enabled. By default, Java is globally enabled and enabled for each virtual

server class.

Making Servlets Available to Clients

You can make servlets accessible to clients in one of these two ways:

• Include the servlets in web applications and deploy those web applications.

How to do this is described in Chapter 2, “Web Applications.”

• Configure the servlets in the default virtual server. This is provided for

backward compatibility with iPlanet Web Server 4.x. How to do this is

described in Chapter 8, “Legacy Servlet and JSP Configuration.”

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