How to load the JSP Source Code from Browser

I have made a program using JSP ( one file ) and Java Beans ( 2 files ).
The processed in those JavaBeans files and for output to Browser using JSP File.
And I'm using JBuilder7 Software for building my applicaton.
I already tested my source through JBuilder ( Applet Viewer with TOMCAT Virtual Machine ) and my source is running well but I got problem when to load that JSP file through Browser ( IE 6 ) with URL.
I put my source at F:\Source\Kiosk9 and my JSP file at F:\Source\KiosK9\defaultroot.
And the JavaBeans Files at F:\Source\KiosK9\src\kiosk9.
And the name of the package is kiosk9.
My structure directory :
F:\Source\KiosK9
F:\Source\KiosK9\bak
F:\Source\KiosK9\classess
F:\Source\KiosK9\defaultroot
F:\Source\KiosK9\src
F:\Source\KiosK9\tomcat
This directory structure was made automatically by JBuilder7 ( F:\JBuilder7 ).
URL : http:\\localhost:8080\defaultroot\KiosK9Jsp.jsp
And the error is :
"Socket Error
Connection refused by Remote Host"
Can anybody help me with this ?
Best Regards,
Yeppy S.

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