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Mapping .jsp with which executable

M

madan

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What is thew executable to mapp .jsp extension in a Plesk server with tomcat Installed?

Currently.. .jsp files shows as inactive.. i.e. when I double click on they.. windows asks which program to use to open..

I would like to add the .jsp extension under IIS-->Domainname(right click) -- properties -- HomeDirectory-- configuration-- Add .jsp



Please advise.
 
You will need to upload .war archive using Tomcat in Plesk. In Plesk enviornment you can not run .jsp directly.
 
If you are the server admin, have you tried NGASI (http://www.ngasi.com).

NGASI is an addon
for Plesk and other control panels
that enables Private JVM Java Hosting for your customers.

It supports /*.jsp mapping for IIS and
Plesk.
 
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