Accessing a JSP file via context URL

Hi experts ,
i have a requirement to access a jsp file via context url i.e. /irj/... abc.jsp , can any one please suggest how to access this , i have a jsp dynpage component in the pagelet folder i have a jsp page, that im not able to access via the context url , and the images that are there in the image folder are accessible via context path i.e /irj/.. abc.gif etc.
can any one please suggest a solution .
Regards
Govardan Raj

          Hi,
          1) what is your "weblogic.httpd.documentRoot=????"
          2) if it is "public_html" put your jsp there.
          Joe
          "Prasad" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >hi all,
          >
          >i am working on weblogic5.1 under solaris platform.
          >
          >my folder hierarchy is as follows weblogic_home/classes/weblogic/sun1/sun2.
          >
          >i have an import statement as follows import sun1.sun2.* in my JSP file.
          >
          >when i access this jsp file from my browser i have an error.
          >
          >the error is import package sun1 not found.
          >
          >i have set my classpath correctly(i feel so)...
          >
          >can anybody help me with this problem.
          >
          >if there is some fault in my classpath please tell me where exactly i should set my classpath for jsp files.
          >
          >thanx in advance.
          >Prasad.

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