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Hello Everyone, We have a development box running WebFocus on WebSphere on Linux. I need to integrate some .jsp's with some .fex's . I know how to deploy a .war file but does anyone know which folder to put the .jsp's in so I can make code changes without having to war it up and deploy it each time while my app is still in development. Does DevStudio allow access to edit .jsp's and .js ? Thanks for any info. jThis message has been edited. Last edited by: dojo,
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If you deployed the approot.war under websphere, then you can place them in any webfocus application folder (such as /baseapp) to make the jsp's work without having to redeploy the war.This message has been edited. Last edited by: dhagen,
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Thanks for the responses! I can't do it under WebSphere on our development host, but, I can do it on Tomcat/localhost. I checked the WebSpere admin console and I see that approot76.war is deployed with a context of /approot. I can launch an html file with http://.../approot/subdirectory/testfile.htm but, I cannot launch a .jsp . Any other thoughts. Here are the .war files that are deployed under "enterprise applications":