NonStop Servlets for JSP System Administrator's Guide

Installing NSJSP
NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) System Administrator’s Guide—525644-001
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NSJSP Directory Structure
Once the uninstall script is run, to reinstall NSJSP, follow the installation
instructions for the specific NSJSP version you wish to reinstall.
NSJSP Directory Structure
Table 2-1 shows the various directories under the NSJSP home directory,
iTPWS_INSTALL_DIR/servlet_jsp, after installation.
Table 2-1. NSJSP Directory Structure
Directory Description
bin/ Binary executables and scripts
classes/ Any .class files it contains will be visible to all web
applications
common/ Classes available to both NSJSP internal and web
application.
classes/ Unpacked common classes.
lib/ Common classes in JAR files.
conf/ Configuration files, including:
iTP_server.xml
web.xml
lib/ Populated with various JAR files required by web
applications, including parts of the JSP engine. You can add
your own JAR files here and they will be visible to all web
applications.
logs/ Contains NSJSP log files. Logging is configured via the
iTP_server.xml file.
server/ Contains internal NSJSP classes and their dependencies.
classes/ Unpacked classes (internal only).
lib/ Classes packed in JAR files (internal only).
webapps/ Base directory containing web applications
included with NSJSP.
work/ Used by NSJSP to store temporary files, notably the .java
source files and compiled .class files created when
processing JSP pages.