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Testing the connection between JRun and the Web server
After you finish configuring JRun so that your Web server and JRun can communicate, you can test the connection by running a JRun demo application.
To test the connection between JRun and your Web server:
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Make sure PWS or IIS are running. |
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Make sure the default JRun application server is running. |
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To start the default application server if you chose not to run it as a service, choose Start > Programs > JRun 3.0 > JRun Default Server. The JRun icon appears in your system tray after the server starts. |
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Start the demo application by choosing Start > Programs > JRun 3.0 > JRun Demo. |
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The demo page opens in a browser.
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Run some demo servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSPs), or the tag library. |
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If you can run the servlets, JSPs, or the tag library (which is itself a JSP application), then JRun and your Web server are communicating normally. |
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If you get error messages while testing the demo, see the troubleshooting guide on page 75 of the JRun Setup Guide. To open the Setup Guide, choose Start > Programs > JRun 3.0 > JRun Documentation, then click the JRun Setup Guide link. |
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Once JRun is installed and running properly, you must set up a JSP application in JRun before you can start using UltraDev to build and test JSP pages.
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