Re: Tomcat and Servlets - DESPERATE for help

kinda sounds like your sending malformed html to the browser do the view source thing in the browser and see what you're sending it Hi folks, I pray someone can tell me something here. Im writing an application in Servlets using Tomcat Heres my scenario. I display a User Login

Problem with Manager application

Hello All, I've recently gotten a new machine and installed linux Fedora Core 1 j2sdk1.4.2_03 jakarta-tomcat-5.0.19 netbeans3.6 I've played around with netbeans and tomcat in the past and have some web apps that I've created and that run fine on an older machine. On the new machine, when I try

Re: Servlets and debugging

Richard, I'm certainly no expert but I've been playing with this stuff a while and I find the free netbeans IDE to be an excellent environment for learning this stuff. It come with a copy of tomcat built into it so you can debug your servlet from within the IDE. With the click of a buton it will

problem with server.xml

Hello All, I'm trying to setup the mod_jk connector between tomcat 5.0.16 and apache 1.3.x on a linux box. I've got the connector compiled and installed in apache and I can point a browser at www.mydomain.com/servlet/foo and I get an error message from tomcat, not apache, saying resource not

problem with server.xml

Hello All, I'm trying to setup the mod_jk connector between tomcat 5.0.16 and apache 1.3.x on a linux box. I've got the connector compiled and installed in apache and I can point a browser at www.mydomain.com/servlet/foo and I get an error message from tomcat, not apache, saying resource not

RE: problem with server.xml

Hi Yoav, Well, I got it working Simply went back to original server.xml and it works with no modification That sure was a lot easier than all the hair pulling I've been going thru :) Thanx Dave Hi, Both howto's say to backup the default server.xml and start from scratch, That's

problem with server.xml

Hello All, I'm trying to setup the mod_jk connector between tomcat 5.0.16 and apache 1.3.x on a linux box. I've got the connector compiled and installed in apache and I can point a browser at www.mydomain.com/servlet/foo and I get an error message from tomcat, not apache, saying resource not

Newbie question

Hello All, Hope someone can help me out. I developed a servlet using Netbeans and when I tried to deploy it I had problem In an attempt to debug, I went back to Netbeans and created the simplest servlet I could, it just prints out some text. Works fine in development environment. Netbeans has

RE: Newbie question

I figured it out :-) the path to the servlet name foo is http:/www.xxx.yyy.zzz:8080/test/servlet/foo -Original Message- From: Dave Robbins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 11:51 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Newbie question Hello All, Hope someone

servletcontext/path problem

Hi Folks, I've posted this before and still haven't figured it out. Maybe you can help this time I'm using Forte 4.0 and trying to mess with Model 2 jsp/servlet architecture I've got a file index.jsp in my top level directory index.jsp contains a link to a servlet myServlet the myServlet

relative path/context problem

Hello All, I'm seeing some really odd behaviour, I hope someone can tell me what i'm doing wrong. I've written some jsp/servlet code with Forte 4.0, created a war file and deployed it on Tomcat 4.0.4. ( I deployed it by putting the war file in the webapps dir and restarting Tomcat) The war

Re: relative path/context problem

) do you have setup in web.xml? Dave Robbins wrote: Hello All, I'm seeing some really odd behaviour, I hope someone can tell me what i'm doing wrong. I've written some jsp/servlet code with Forte 4.0, created a war file and deployed it on Tomcat 4.0.4. ( I deployed it by putting the war

Re: relative path/context problem

you sir, are incredibly smart Thanks I think it will work if you take out the /. Like this: a href=index.jspBack to Top/a Tell me. Bye, Mauro On Wed, 11 Sep 2002, Dave Robbins wrote: Hello All, I'm seeing some really odd behaviour, I hope someone can tell me what i'm

war file deployment problem

Hello All, kindof a newbie here so be gentle I wrote a little dummy app with Forte 4.0 that consists of a jsp page with a link that calls a servlet which does a database lookup and spews out some data. It works fine with the built in copy of Tomcat that comes with Forte. I build a war file and

Re: war file deployment problem

installation. No need to modify server.xml at all. You should then be able to access your app like this: http://localhost:8080/dummy See if that simplifies things. Regards, Pete On Fri, 6 Sep 2002 12:51:26 -0400 (EDT) Dave Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello All, kindof a newbie

Re: war file deployment problem

. Make sure to name your webapps uniquely and don't put any .war files or expanded directories that you plan on dynamically installing through the manager in Tomcat's default auto-deploy directory (webapps). Jake Quoting Dave Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hello All, kindof a newbie here so