No access right to go into my JSP

I'm very new to JSP here in terms of security policies and harware. I ran my .jsp file on Apache Jserv and the error message shows "You do not have access rights to xxx.jsp on this server."
I would actually like to know if there's is somthing that I have to add-on to the server and other issues that can make my .jsp run.

Hi,
The jsp file is under a group which is different from the Server group. So it is not able to access it.
Please see the access rights of the jsp file for ur application and make sure the Server group can use it.
Bye.

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