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Old 05-11-2005
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Mapping dir/folder

Dear All,

Please advise:-

I want to do a folder mapping from Sun Solaris Server to another WindowSytem. So that, my JSP Application can get read xml files.

Note: The folder is created at the WindowSystem,for example, "xmlshare".

Is it needed to install Samba for it to run?

Thank you.

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Tommy
 

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