Hide path info in the brower url

Hi, all.
I've search all over this forum but couldn't find a solution to my problem. I have a website hosted with JRun and IIS. What I want to do is that when users surf from page to page within my site, the url will always show only the domain name instead of domain:port_no/index.html.
Now I can make the url remains the same by using frames but it's always shows the url of first page, something like this: http://www.mydomain.net:8100/mypath/index.html.
What can I do to remove the port and path info from this url? i have no idea which i should change, the IIS settings or the JRun settings or even the JSP?
Please help if you got any idea. Thanks a lot.

Hi,
I created one frame based test website with three frames. One top, left and the main frame.
I tested with some sample pages and its working fine and i came to know that i missed to tell somthing.
First i want to know the frameset's file name. If the frameset's filename is index.html then there is no problem. Other wise try to load the frameset instead of index.html as default file in the IIS website's properties.
I have no problem with my frames. It will show only the www.domain.com in the address bar. I tested it with several subdirectories with sample html pages. it works fine and upto my last page it shows only the www.domain.com only.
If the problem occurs again, give me the code of ur frame set.
Sundar.

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