Form returns code when submitted.

the processing jsp file runswell on localhost.
but when i uploaded into the main server.....
it returns code.
i even matched the versions of java..
but it still doesnt works

Get rid of the terribly buggy GNU JDK and install Sun JDK and your problem should most probably disappear.
Oh, in the future please use exlamation marks with care. It now look like you're shouting against me like a foolish kid. Continuing so would likely cause others to ignore you. Learn the Netiquette.

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