How migrate legacy servlets iPanet 4.1 to iPlanet 6.1

Hi all.
I have installed Java webserver 6.1on solaris.
I cant migate my legacy servlets running on iPlanet 4.1 to Iplanet 6.1
How do I do that?
Please help me!!!
PS: Is that possible?
Thanks

Hi Manish
Thanks for your answer .
We have verified what IPlanet 6.1 can deploy one sigle Legacy Servlet as "/".
We need to deploy more than one servlet.
Can You please explain me how can I deploy that on Single Virtual server 6.1 ?
Thanks
dany74

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