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2. Select a product: GNUJSP Instant ASP (iASP) iScript JavaServer Web Development Kit (JSWDK) Perl SJSP #### GNUJSP GNUJSP is a free implementation of Sun's Java Server Pages (JSP). #### Site http://klomp.org/gnujsp #### Contact Vincent Partington - GNUJSP 0.91 Yaroslav Faybishenko - GNUJSP 1.0 #### License GNU General Public License #### Instructions Select the platform: Windows 9x/NT Linux/Unix Use the instructions below to configure GNUJSP and iServer on Windows 9x/NT. Install iServer and GNUJSP. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
3. Create a directory to contain the generated Java and Class files. cd iws_dir md jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
4. Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: GNUJSP 0.91 Alias: GNUJSP Class File: org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet Parameters: repository=iws_dir/jsp GNUJSP 1.0 Alias: GNUJSP Class File: org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet Parameters: scratchdir=iws_dir/jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
5. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /examples Type: File Resource: gnujsp_dir/examples Alias: .jsp Type: Filter Resource: GNUJSP
   gnujsp_dir | the directory where GNUJSP was installed.
6. Add GNUJSP to the CLASSPATH. set CLASSPATH=iws_dir\jsp;%CLASSPATH% GNUJSP 0.91 set CLASSPATH=gnujsp_dir\lib\gnujsp.jar;%CLASSPATH% GNUJSP 1.0 set CLASSPATH=gnujsp_dir\lib\gnujsp10.jar;%CLASSPATH%
   gnujsp_dir | the directory where GNUJSP was installed.
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
8. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
9. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/examples/date.jsp
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page Use the instructions below to configure GNUJSP and iServer on Linux/Unix. Install iServer and GNUJSP. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
3. Create a directory to contain the generated Java and Class files. cd iws_dir mkdir jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
4. Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: GNUJSP 0.91 Alias: GNUJSP Class File: org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet Parameters: repository=iws_dir/jsp GNUJSP 1.0 Alias: GNUJSP Class File: org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet Parameters: scratchdir=iws_dir/jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
5. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /examples Type: File Resource: gnujsp_dir/examples Alias: .jsp Type: Filter Resource: GNUJSP
   gnujsp_dir | the directory where GNUJSP was installed.
6. Add GNUJSP to the CLASSPATH. export CLASSPATH="iws_dir/jsp:${CLASSPATH}" GNUJSP 0.91 export CLASSPATH="gnujsp_dir/lib/gnujsp.jar:${CLASSPATH}" GNUJSP 1.0 export CLASSPATH="gnujsp_dir/lib/gnujsp10.jar:${CLASSPATH}"
   gnujsp_dir | the directory where GNUJSP was installed.
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
8. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
9. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/examples/date.jsp
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
4. top of page #### Instant ASP iASP allows developers to write ASP (Active Server Pages)-based Web applications "once" and run them anywhere. Server Pages (ASP). #### Site http://www.halcyonsoft.com/index.htm #### Contact Halcyon Software #### License Commercial #### Notes iASP 1.0.2 does not work with iServer when using JDK/JRE version 1.2.2. #### Instructions Select the platform: Windows 9x/NT Linux/Unix Use the instructions below to configure iASP and iServer on Windows 9x/NT. Install iServer and iASP. Using iServer Administrator add the following Servlet: Alias: IASP Class File: jhost.jaspservlet.jaspServlet Parameters: Using iServer Administrator add the following Fitlers: Alias: IASP Class File: jhost.jaspservlet.jaspServlet Parameters: Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /iasp Type: File Resource: iasp_dir Alias: /jaspServlet Type: Servlet Resource: IASP Alias: .asp Type: Filter Resource: IASP
   iasp_dir | the directory where iASP was installed.
5. Add iASP to the CLASSPATH. set CLASSPATH=iasp_dir\lib\iasplib.jar;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=iasp_dir\lib;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=iasp_dir\lib\classes;%CLASSPATH%
   iasp_dir | the directory where iASP was installed.
7. Reboot the computer. Run iASP. cd iasp_dir start-server
   iasp_dir | the directory where iASP was installed.
8. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
9. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/iasp/docs
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
4. top of page Use the instructions below to configure iASP and iServer on Linux/Unix. Install iServer and iASP. Using iServer Administrator add the following Servlet: Alias: IASP Class File: jhost.jaspservlet.jaspServlet Parameters: Using iServer Administrator add the following Fitlers: Alias: IASP Class File: jhost.jaspservlet.jaspServlet Parameters: Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /iasp Type: File Resource: iasp_dir Alias: /jaspServlet Type: Servlet Resource: IASP Alias: .asp Type: Filter Resource: IASP
   iasp_dir | the directory where iASP was installed.
5. Add iASP to the CLASSPATH. export CLASSPATH="iasp_dir/lib/iasplib.jar:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="iasp_dir/lib:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="iasp_dir/lib/classes:${CLASSPATH}"
   iasp_dir | the directory where iASP was installed.
7. Reboot the computer. Run iASP. cd iasp_dir ./start-server.sh
   iasp_dir | the directory where iASP was installed.
8. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
9. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/iasp/docs
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page #### iScript iScript is a platform independent scripting language written entirely in Java for creating scalable server side object oriented n-Tier enterprise solutions. #### Site http://www.servertec.com/iscript/iscript.html #### Contact Servertec #### License Commercial #### Instructions Select the platform: Windows 9x/NT Linux/Unix Use the instructions below to configure iScript and iServer on Windows 9x/NT. Install iServer and iScript. Using iServer Administrator add the following Fitlers: Alias: iScriptServlet Class File: stec.ss.iScriptServlet Parameters: basedir=base_dir
   base_dir | the base directory, normally c:.
3. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /ss Type: File Resource: iscript_dir Alias: .ctf Type: Filter Resource: iScriptServlet
   iscript_dir | the directory where iScript was installed.
4. Add iScript to the CLASSPATH. set CLASSPATH=iscript_dir\classes\iscript.jar;%CLASSPATH%
   iscript_dir | the directory where iScript was installed.
6. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
7. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/ss/samples/index.html
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page Use the instructions below to configure iScript and iServer on Linux/Unix. Install iServer and iScript. Using iServer Administrator add the following Fitlers: Alias: iScriptServlet Class File: stec.ss.iScriptServlet Parameters: basedir=base_dir
   base_dir | the base directory, normally /.
3. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /ss Type: File Resource: iscript_dir Alias: .ctf Type: Filter Resource: iScriptServlet
   iscript_dir | the directory where iScript was installed.
4. Add iScript to the CLASSPATH. export CLASSPATH="iscript_dir/classes/iscript.jar:${CLASSPATH}"
   iscript_dir | the directory where iScript was installed.
6. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
7. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/ss/samples/index.html
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page #### JavaServer Web Development Kit (JSWDK) Combines the reference implementation of JavaServer Pages 1.0 with the JavaServlet API 2.1. #### Site http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/index.html #### Contact None #### License Commercial - Free #### Notes Administrator Help will not be available since the Alias for /docs is removed. #### Instructions Select the platform: Windows 9x/NT Linux/Unix Use the instructions below to configure JSWDK and iServer on Windows 9x/NT. Install iServer and JSWDK. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
3. Create a directory to contain the generated Java and Class files. cd iws_dir md jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
4. Using the iServer Administrator select Manage->Server and set: Root Directory: jswdk_dir/webpages
   jswdk_dir | the directory where JSWDK was installed.
5. Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: Alias: JSP Class File: com.sun.jsp.runtime.JspServlet Paramters: scratchdir=iws_dir/jsp Paramters: keepgenerated=true
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
8. Using iServer Administrator add the following Servlets: Alias: InvokerServlet Class File: stec.iws.InvokerServlet Parameters: Alias: SnoopServlet Class File: SnoopServlet Parameters: initarg1=foo Parameters: initarg2=bar Using iServer Administrator remove /docs Alias. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /examples Type: File Resource: jswdk_dir/examples Alias: /examples/servlet Type: Servlet Resource: InvokerServlet Alias: /jsp Type: File Resource: jswdk_dir/examples/jsp Alias: /snoop.html Type: Servlet Resource: SnoopServlet Alias: /images Type: File Resource: iws_dir/wwwroot/images Alias: .jsp Type: Filter Resource: JSP
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   jswdk_dir | the directory where JSWDK was installed.
9. Add JSWDK to the CLASSPATH. set CLASSPATH=jswdk_dir\lib\jspengine.jar;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=jswdk_dir\examples\WEB-INF\jsp\beans;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=jswdk_dir\examples\WEB-INF\servlets;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=iws_dir\jsp;%CLASSPATH%
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   jswdk_dir | the directory where JSWDK was installed.
11. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
    iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
12. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/index.html
    host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
    port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page Use the instructions below to configure JSWDK and iServer on Linux/Unix. Install iServer and JSWDK. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
3. Create a directory to contain the generated Java and Class files. cd iws_dir mkdir jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
4. Using the iServer Administrator select Manage->Server and set: Root Directory: jswdk_dir/webpages
   jswdk_dir | the directory where JSWDK was installed.
5. Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: Alias: JSP Class File: com.sun.jsp.runtime.JspServlet Paramters: scratchdir=iws_dir/jsp Paramters: keepgenerated=true
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
8. Using iServer Administrator add the following Servlets: Alias: InvokerServlet Class File: stec.iws.InvokerServlet Parameters: Alias: SnoopServlet Class File: SnoopServlet Parameters: initarg1=foo Parameters: initarg2=bar Using iServer Administrator remove /docs Alias. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: /examples Type: File Resource: jswdk_dir/examples Alias: /examples/servlet Type: Servlet Resource: InvokerServlet Alias: /jsp Type: File Resource: jswdk_dir/examples/jsp Alias: /snoop.html Type: Servlet Resource: SnoopServlet Alias: /images Type: File Resource: iws_dir/wwwroot/images Alias: .jsp Type: Filter Resource: JSP
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   jswdk_dir | the directory where JSWDK was installed.
9. Add JSWDK to the CLASSPATH. export CLASSPATH="jswdk_dir/lib/jspengine.jar:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="jswdk_dir/examples/WEB-INF/jsp/beans:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="jswdk_dir/examples/WEB-INF/servlets:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="iws_dir/jsp:${CLASSPATH}"
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   jswdk_dir | the directory where JSWDK was installed.
11. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
    iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
12. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/index.html
    host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
    port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page #### Perl Perl is an interpreted high-level programming language commonly used in CGI programs. #### Site http://www.perl.org #### Contact None #### License Open Source #### Instructions Select the platform: Windows 9x/NT Linux/Unix Use the instructions below to configure Perl and iServer on Windows 9x/NT. Install iServer and Perl. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
4. Using the iServer Administrator select Manage->Server and set: Shell Access: Yes Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: Alias: Perl Class File: stec.iws.CgiServlet Parameters: bindir=.\ Parameters: exec=perl_dir\bin\perl.exe
   perl_dir | the directory where Perl was installed.
6. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: .pl Type: Filter Resource: Perl Place the Perl scripts in: iws_dir\scriptdir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   script_dir | the directory where CGI scripts are stored, normally cgi-bin.
8. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
9. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/script_dir/script_name
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
   script_dir | the directory what will contain the Perl scripts, normally cgi-bin.
   script_name | the name of the Perl script to run.
2. top of page Use the instructions below to configure Perl and iServer on Linux/Unix. Install iServer and Perl. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
4. Using the iServer Administrator select Manage->Server and set: Shell Access: Yes Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: Alias: Perl Class File: stec.iws.CgiServlet Parameters: bindir=./ Parameters: exec=perl_dir/bin/perl
   perl_dir | the directory where Perl was installed.
6. Using iServer Administrator add the following Aliases: Alias: .pl Type: Filter Resource: Perl Place the Perl scripts in: iws_dir/scriptdir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   script_dir | the directory where CGI scripts are stored, normally cgi-bin.
8. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
9. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: http://host_name:port/script_dir/script_name
   host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
   port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
   script_dir | the directory what will contain the Perl scripts, normally cgi-bin.
   script_name | the name of the Perl script to run.
2. top of page #### SJSP SJSP is implementation of Sun's JSP. #### Site http://web.telecom.cz/sator/jsp/index.html #### Contact sschejbal@iol.cz #### License Commercial #### Notes SJSP versions 0.92.11 and 1.1.1 were both tested. #### Instructions Select the platform: Windows 9x/NT Linux/Unix Use the instructions below to configure SJSP and iServer on Windows 9x/NT. Install iServer and SJSP. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
3. Create a directory to contain the generated Java and Class files. cd iws_dir md jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
4. Copy examples. SJSP 0.92.11 cd iws_dir\wwwroot xcopy sjsp_dir\samples/s/e SJSP 1.1.1 cd iws_dir\wwwroot xcopy sjsp_dir\examples/s/e
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
5. For SJSP 1.1.1 change uri="file:///sjsp/tld/sjsp.tld" to uri="file://sjsp_dir/tld/sjsp.tld" in: iws_dir\wwwroot\sjsptags\largejsp1.jsp iws_dir\wwwroot\sjsptags\quote1.jsp iws_dir\wwwroot\sjsptags\url1.jsp iws_dir\wwwroot\simpletags\query1.jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
6. Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: SJSP 0.92.11 Alias: SJSP Class File: cz.sator.jsp.JspServlet Parameters: dir=iws_dir/jsp Parameters: compiler=javac -classpath %classpath% -d %dir% %source% SJSP 1.1.1 Alias: SJSP Class File: cz.sator.sjsp.runtime.SjspServlet Parameters: dir=iws_dir/jsp Parameters: compiler=javac.exe -classpath %classpath% -d %dir% %source% Parameters: taglibs=jsp-file://sjsp_dir/tld/jsp.tld
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
8. Using iServer Administrator add the following Alias: Alias: .jsp Type: Filter Resource: SJSP Add SJSP to the CLASSPATH. SJSP 0.92.11 set CLASSPATH=sjsp_dir\lib\SJSP21.JAR;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=iws_dir\jsp;%CLASSPATH% SJSP 1.1.1 set CLASSPATH=sjsp_dir\lib\classes;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=sjsp_dir\lib\sjsp-sapi21.jar;%CLASSPATH% set CLASSPATH=iws_dir\jsp;%CLASSPATH%
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
10. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
    iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
11. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: SJSP 0.92.11 http://host_name:port/snoop/snoop.jsp SJSP 1.1.1 http://host_name:port/examples.html
    host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
    port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
2. top of page Use the instructions below to configure SJSP and iServer on Linux/Unix. Install iServer and SJSP. Deploy iServer. deploy_iws iws_dir
   iws_dir | the directory where to deploy iServer.
3. Create a directory to contain the generated Java and Class files. cd iws_dir mkdir jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
4. Copy examples. SJSP 0.92.11 cd iws_dir\wwwroot cp -R sjsp_dir/samples/* . SJSP 1.1.1 cd iws_dir\wwwroot cp -R sjsp_dir/examples/* .
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
5. For SJSP 1.1.1 change uri="file:///sjsp/tld/sjsp.tld" to uri="file://sjsp_dir/tld/sjsp.tld" in: iws_dir/wwwroot/sjsptags/largejsp1.jsp iws_dir/wwwroot/sjsptags/quote1.jsp iws_dir/wwwroot/sjsptags/url1.jsp iws_dir/wwwroot/simpletags/query1.jsp
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
6. Using iServer Administrator add the following Filter: SJSP 0.92.11 Alias: SJSP Class File: cz.sator.jsp.JspServlet Parameters: dir=iws_dir/jsp Parameters: compiler=javac -classpath %classpath% -d %dir% %source% SJSP 1.1.1 Alias: SJSP Class File: cz.sator.sjsp.runtime.SjspServlet Parameters: dir=iws_dir/jsp Parameters: compiler=javac -classpath %classpath% -d %dir% %source% Parameters: taglibs=jsp-file://sjsp_dir/tld/jsp.tld
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
8. Using iServer Administrator add the following Alias: Alias: .jsp Type: Filter Resource: SJSP Add SJSP to the CLASSPATH. SJSP 0.92.11 export CLASSPATH="sjsp_dir/lib/SJSP21.JAR.jar:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="iws_dir/jsp:${CLASSPATH}" SJSP 1.1.1 export CLASSPATH="sjsp_dir/lib/classes:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="sjsp_dir/lib/sjsp-sapi21.jar:${CLASSPATH}" export CLASSPATH="iws_dir/jsp:${CLASSPATH}"
   iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
   sjsp_dir | the directory where SJSP was installed.
10. Reboot the computer. Run iServer. iws iws_dir
    iws_dir | the directory where iServer was deployed.
11. Start a Web Browser and enter the following URL: SJSP 0.92.11 http://host_name:port/snoop/snoop.jsp SJSP 1.1.1 http://host_name:port/examples.html
    host_name | the name of the computer running iServer, normally localhost.
    port | the port number iServer is listening for requests on, normally 8080.
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