Hi,
I'm a relative Tomcat newbie. I have built an application with ant and
was using it under Tomcat 5.5.9 for several weeks, and then it suddenly
broke. All request to JSP pages now display the 404 error (the requested
resource is not available). I was making only very minor changes to the
Sriram,
I've taken them out, as well as the controller entry (which was a sample
line that I don't need). No good.
Thanks,
Simon
Sriram N wrote on 08/15/2005 12:39 PM:
--- Vsevolod (Simon) Ilyushchenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'll be grateful for any suggestions.
Why all
Hmm... what _do_ you require in this file, if not the controller entry ?
Those JSPs entries. :)
Does the sample web application work ?
Yes, it does.
Try installing Tomcat again, and then running this web app. Maybe you've messed
with some config files by mistake.
I definitely have not
Brian Cook wrote on 08/16/2005 10:36 AM:
WOW that looks like a lot lot of unneeded complication.
I do not know if this is absolutely correct for every situation. But it
is my experience that if you are just doing JSP pages you do not need
the web.xml at all. It is only needed if you need
Hi,
As a relative Tomcat newbie, I can't find anything about how to use two
different JDBC sources with the same codebase. I'd like to have two
different URLs that use the same classes and JSP pages, but reference
two different databases (test and production). Is there a standard way
of
Allistair Crossley wrote on 09/13/2005 11:49 AM:
The standard way is 2 servers running their own Tomcat. Each Tomcat is then
configured with the datasource with differing connection strings.
Allistair,
And then I would publish my code into two places? (Or alternatively I
can have two
Hassan Schroeder wrote on 09/13/2005 12:33 PM:
Vsevolod (Simon) Ilyushchenko wrote:
As a relative Tomcat newbie, I can't find anything about how to use
two different JDBC sources with the same codebase. I'd like to have
two different URLs that use the same classes and JSP pages
Hassan,
Well, maybe I misunderstood the original question :-)
No, it's just me unfamiliar with the idea of contexts.
So far I've figured out that there is a file context.xml that can define
extra parameters for an application, but I'm not sure about:
1) Whether it's possible to direct two
