How to invoke servlet in a package in iPlanet Web Server 4.01 platform ?

I want to use a servlet which is in a package.
http://10.251.9.194/servlet/aibd.GetService
servlet is mapping to /home03/zhangxs/bbn/servlets.
but the servlet can not be invoked.
I read the errors file as following:
[02/ 7��/2001:17:06:35] warning (19620):
requested file not found
(uri=/servlet/aibd.GetService,
filename=/home03/zhangxs/bbn/servlets/aibd.GetService)
html invoking statement is as following:
<frame src="/servlet/aibd.GetService>
I already set the CLASSPATH env variable.
I think it should be applied using servlet of a package.
Maybe I missed some setting.
I hope u can help me.
Thanks in advance.

There is an option in the Netscape admin functionality for mapping the servlet virtual directory from the request URI into the physical directory.
However I say don't. The Java support in Netscape 4.xx is lousy. Use Tomcat instead. It's more stable and a more complete implementation. Unfortunatly it's even more difficult to set up.

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