Installing the JSP environment under Win98

JS in the PWIN98SE environment, I use JSP operating environment for JSWDK-1.0.1 and JDK1.3, to http://java.sun.com to download. JDK1.3 installation process is very simple, JSWDK1.0.1 no need to install as long as the decompression can be. Then modify the Autoexec.bat as follows:
path=%path%;d: \jdk1.3\bin
Set Classpath=d:\jdk1.3\lib\tools.jar
Set java_home=d:\jdk1.3 (I've loaded the JDK into D)
There are two issues that need to be explained.
When starting Startserver.bat, report out of the environment space error.
Refer to JSWDK1.0.1 's redme.html for:
Out of environment spaces error message
On Windows 95/98 Systems, the ' out of environment space ' error message is starting the server.　This is happens if Windows provides too small a for environment variables. To work around this limitation:
1 close to the DOS window (the error can corrupt its CLASSPATH variable).
2 Open a new DOS window.
3 Click on the MS-DOS icon at the top left of the window.
4 Select the Properties option.
5 Click on the Memory tab.
6 Adjust the "Initial Environment" drop-down box from "Auto" to "2816".
7 Click OK.
8 Start the server.
See, as long as you adjust the properties of the Startserver.bat, the "initial environment" in "Memory" from "automatic" modification to "2186" is done.

Two. or unable to start the server, as if there is a pop-up window in the wrong message, but can not be caught, the steering output does not work
Open Startserver.bat carefully check, the original is mostly in the setting of environment variables, only a key:
Start Java com.sun.web.shell.Startup%1%2%d%5%6%7%8%9
Then try running Java in the DOS window, prompting for registry access errors with the key named:
"Software\javasoft\java Runtime Environment"
Open registry Check, found that the key name is "Java Runtime Environment", rely on, really do not know what the JDK installation program in the aircraft, the key to the localization of the name! Change back to English, and then in the IE5, typing http://127.0.0.1:8080/,
Oh, I finally saw the headline of JavaServer (TM) Web Development Kit.