JSP & WebSphere 3.5

I have windows 2000 machine running IIS as webserver and Websphere as application server. And I have a domain name that is redirected to the IP address of this machine.
When I access the jsp page via http://computername/mypage.jsp, the page is processed perfectly. It returns me all the records as it is supposed to. However, when I access the page via http://domain.com/mypage.jsp, I get a raw page. The browser returns me the unprocessed mypage.jsp. (I get the actual codes from the page).
So, my guess is that the Websphere is not getting kicked off to process the .jsp file when I access the page via http://domain.com/mypage.jsp.
Can anyone help me with this issue? PLEASE!!
Thanks.

Hi angellak,
Check your WebSphere's internal settings. Using the administrative console, check if domain.com is a configured alias inside "default_host". If not, insert it, stop/start service and try again. This property controls what domains WebSphere should answer.
My guess is that your domain is not configured and that there is a PASS command configured on IIS that responds your requests, but without understanding JSP (only WebSphere can work it out).
Regards.

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