Posted By:
Adam_Gordon
Posted On:
Monday, February 11, 2002 02:49 PM
This one's weird, but if anyone has any suggestions, I'm game. I installed tomcat on my Win 2K laptop it worked find out of the box with no configuration other than the setting of the environment variables. It worked with JSP's and pre-compiled servlets called by JSP's. We're running Tomcat with Apache on our Solaris server and it executes JSP's fine, however, if I have a servlet compiled in the .../webapps/ROOT directory and then type the correct URL in for this servlet, minus the file extension, I get the HTTP 404 error, file not found. The only thing I can think of is that there's a configuration issue with Apache since the Tomcat version is identical and no configuration was done save for the setting of the envir
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This one's weird, but if anyone has any suggestions, I'm game.
I installed tomcat on my Win 2K laptop it worked find out of the box with no configuration other than the setting of the environment variables. It worked with JSP's and pre-compiled servlets called by JSP's.
We're running Tomcat with Apache on our Solaris server and it executes JSP's fine, however, if I have a servlet compiled in the .../webapps/ROOT directory and then type the correct URL in for this servlet, minus the file extension, I get the HTTP 404 error, file not found. The only thing I can think of is that there's a configuration issue with Apache since the Tomcat version is identical and no configuration was done save for the setting of the environment variables in the start script for Tomcat on the Solaris server.
If anyone's seen this before and can help out, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
-adam
adam.gordon@ams.com
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