JSP on IIS 6

Assuming the ISAPI is compatible with IIS6, you just need to do exactly the
same thing as IIS5, with one additional step.

On IIS6, you also need to add that ISAPI DLL to the list of known Web
Service Extensions and enable it. This is because IIS6, for security
reasons, does not allow unknown binaries to execute. As an administrator,
you must tell IIS which binaries are "known" (that's what Web Service
Extension does) and then mark it as "enabled".

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"AK" <akahara.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Is there something special you have to do to enable JSP in IIS 6?
I'm trying to use the BEA Weblogic proxy to serve JSP pages. It is
really simple in IIS5...just tell IIS5 to use the .dll for the .jsp
pages.

How do I do this in IIS6?