how to start with servlets ???

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  ms_cs

  If you use netbeans It would be better...You can easily compile and run..
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  sahilgandhi87

  ms_cs

  If you use netbeans It would be better...You can easily compile and run..

  I am new to servlets so tell me what to use?
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  shalini_goel14

  @ms_cs In order to make them running in Netbeans also, he need to download Apache tomcat before installing netbeans right?
  
  @sahil Anyways don't go directly for netbeans if you are not familiar with it,
  
  1. better download latest apache tomcat from following link
  
  Apache Downloads
  
  Click on "zip" option provided in "Binary Distribution" heading at the end of the page shown by above link.
  
  2. You will get a zip file, then extract that file in any of your drives or directory.Then to start up your apache tomcat server-run startup.bat file in bin folder of Apache Tomcat installed directory.
  3. Go to browser and type #-Link-Snipped-#
  4. It will show a web page of tomcat with a "tiger"pic in it. This means your tomcat is installed correctly and started.
  5. To shut down this server, again go to bin directory of your Apache tomcat installed folder and double click on shutdown.bat.
  6. Your server will stop.
  
  You can also refer Complete Reference (even this forum also) for servlets. Check following thread also:
  #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  If still any queries, feel free to ask. We will try our best to help you 😀
  
  Thanks
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  sahilgandhi87

  shalini_goel14

  @ms_cs In order to make them running in Netbeans also, he need to download Apache tomcat before installing netbeans right?
  
  @sahil Anyways don't go directly for netbeans if you are not familiar with it,
  
  1. better download latest apache tomcat from following link
  
  Apache Downloads
  
  Click on "zip" option provided in "Binary Distribution" heading at the end of the page shown by above link.
  
  2. You will get a zip file, then extract that file in any of your drives or directory.Then to start up your apache tomcat server-run startup.bat file in bin folder of Apache Tomcat installed directory.
  3. Go to browser and type #-Link-Snipped-#
  4. It will show a web page of tomcat with a "tiger"pic in it. This means your tomcat is installed correctly and started.
  5. To shut down this server, again go to bin directory of your Apache tomcat installed folder and double click on shutdown.bat.
  6. Your server will stop.
  
  You can also refer Complete Reference (even this forum also) for servlets. Check following thread also:
  #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  If still any queries, feel free to ask. We will try our best to help you 😀
  
  Thanks

  Thanks a lot shalini
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  sahilgandhi87

  now after extracting files of tomcat when i click on startup.bat file,dos prompt comes and suddenly disappears without doing anything.Now after that when i wrote in the browser #-Link-Snipped-# ,nothing happens .should i be connected to net while writting #-Link-Snipped-#?
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  shalini_goel14

  sahilgandhi87

  now after extracting files of tomcat when i click on startup.bat file,dos prompt comes and suddenly disappears without doing anything.Now after that when i wrote in the browser #-Link-Snipped-# ,nothing happens .should i be connected to net while writting #-Link-Snipped-#?

  Sorry Sahil, I guess some problem with CE editing options, I typed #-Link-Snipped-# and it become cPanel and blah blah non sense.😐
  
  Type #-Link-Snipped-# and then try and let me know if any issues.You don't need to be connected to Internet.
  
  Thanks
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  Anil Jain

  sahilgandhi87

  now after extracting files of tomcat when i click on startup.bat file,dos prompt comes and suddenly disappears without doing anything.Now after that when i wrote in the browser #-Link-Snipped-# ,nothing happens .should i be connected to net while writting #-Link-Snipped-#?

  
  Just hover your mouse over #-Link-Snipped-# and at the bottom left of ths screen you will see its #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  -CRazy
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  sahilgandhi87

  shalini_goel14

  Sorry Sahil, I guess some problem with CE editing options, I typed #-Link-Snipped-# and it become cPanel and blah blah non sense.😐
  
  Type #-Link-Snipped-# and then try and let me know if any issues.You don't need to be connected to Internet.
  
  Thanks

  It's ok now..
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  sahilgandhi87

  crazyboy

  Just hover your mouse over #-Link-Snipped-# and at the bottom left of ths screen you will see its #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  -CRazy

  
  thanks for ur suggestion