Configure apache server

Hi,
I am trying to configure apache server.
When I execute a jsp file, I do not get
HTML output but my JSP source is displayed
in the browser. What is missing in my
configuration? There isn't any error message
in the log files.
Earlier on mfreedma-pc.us.oracle.com I read
some documentation on "How to configure
apche server". The site is not available now.
Can someone forward me the documentation?
Thanks
null

I followed the directions given in the mail.
Here is the configuration I have :
Apache Webserver 1.3.11
Apache Jserver 1.1
ojsp installed
JSDK2.0
JSWDK 1.0.1
I also verified that my configuration files are fine (httpd.conf, jserv.conf, jserv.properties and zone.properties).
When I try the following command : ap588sun.us.oracle.com:9090/servlets/hello1.jsp, I don't get any results and afterwards timeout occurs and I get a message 'This document contains no data, please contact your system administrator'.
I also tried with 'IsItWorking' file and got the same results. Log files (error_log and mod_jserv.log) doesn't contain any information.
Am I missing anything?

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