As a clarification, I am running JRun 3.0 developer on my system and you 
shouldn't need anything else.  You can put classes in the same directory 
as you put your JSPs.  I think there may be other ways but this will work. 
 I believe the directory is: JRun\servers\default\default-app\
I have been running Javabeans from that directory although not Servlets.  
Your JSPs will run on your default server  at:
http://localhost:8100/ filename.jsp
Let  me know how it goes.

>>> danny_ayers@y... 06/21/2000 1:56:44 AM >>>
What platform are you running on?
I had the impression that JRun was pretty much a servlet engine in 
itself
(inc. JVM), and (apart from a compiler & class libraries) you shouldn't
really need J2EE & co. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
No disrespect to this avenue of discourse, but I suggest you *also*
subscribe to Sun's servlet-interest mailing list.

Cheers,
Danny.

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