JSP Default Document

Actually, you can make a directory/index.jsp your default page, but
that's not the issue (I changed the home directory to directory and the
default document to index.jsp with the same exact results). The trick
is to use the '/' and not the '\'.

The .jsp fills in username with <USERNAME> and password with masked
characters, and then errors out as if the user attempted to login with
those credentials. Interestingly enough, if you log into the machine
and then navigate to the file in question and double click it, you get
the same exact behavior. That seems to indicate that windows is using
its own scripting engine and not the JRUN middleware.

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