Deployment of JWeb in OAS 4.x

My problem is that whenever i try to envoke my JWeb Cartridge from the Browser I get the message as"This service cannot be processed try after some time" ,The JWeb sample in the OAS is also giving the same message.
Operating System WinNT Server 4.0
Browser Netscape 4.08
OAS 4.X
Please advice

I have
NT 4.0 with SP5 and IE5.0 and OAS 4.0.7.1 and
JD1.1 ( it is OK).
I have a very simple application and I have created one JWeb application and a cartridge.
I have set the virtual path also correctly.
Where should I hav the .jar file?
In the Virtual path or in the Env Variables - ClassPath?
Pl provide step by step help.
Thanks.
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