I'm webfacing some 5250 applications utilizing WDSC 7.0 and when I attempt
to test a project, the Apache web server throws the Java exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/xerces/parsers/DOMParser
i believe it is a classpath issue, but i'm not sure where to modify that for
the test
see http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/class-loader-howto.html
for classpath guidelance, and section
XML Parsers and J2SE 1.4
Martin
2009/11/12 John McCleskey jmccleske...@gmail.com:
I'm webfacing some 5250 applications utilizing WDSC 7.0 and when I attempt
to test a project, the Apache
/logs/access_log common
LocationMatch .*WEB-INF.*
AllowOverride None
Deny from all
/LocationMatch
JkMount /*.jsp treb
/VirtualHost
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It's a difference of path. To Apache, the ecommerce webapp is the root
of your site, but Tomcat does not see it that way. Tomcat only
recognizes the ROOT webapp as the document root. Rename the ecommerce
webapp to ROOT (notice the all caps), deleting the original ROOT
directory under
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You can't place a jsp in /usr/local/tomcat/webapps. Tomcat does not
make that location available to the client.
You originally had a ecommerce webapp with a login.jsp file you wanted
to access at the top level. I recommended you rename the webapp
'ecommerce' to 'ROOT' and reconfigure apache
Deny from all
/LocationMatch
JkMount /*.jsp treb
/VirtualHost
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a simple HTML page.
In other words, when I want to access to my web Application I view the code
of JSP (the code isn't interpreted like HTML code.
Do you know What must I do to solve it?
Thanks in advanced.
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Typical cause is a config error in your mod_jk setup or your jsp file
located in the wrong place. Please post details of your Apache, mod_jk,
and tomcat setups for a more helpful answer.
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jeusdi wrote:
Hello, I've configured Apache Web Server with mod_jk2 to communicate it with
[uri:/*.jsp]
context=/ecommerce
I don't know Why it doesn't work correctly?
Thanks.
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jk2 has been deprecated quite some time ago. You might find some help
for it on this list, but you should seriously consider migrating to
mod_jk. The module mod_jk (*not* mod_jk2) is still being actively
developed and most features of mod_jk2 have been backported to mod_jk in
the meantime.
with mod_jk. Can I use mod_jk with
Apache2?
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jeusdi wrote:
If there is no choice can I use mod_jk in Apache2? I say it because I
perform aptitude install mod_jk in my ubuntu Brezzy and it downloads
apache1.3, but I want use Apache2 with mod_jk. Can I use mod_jk with
Apache2?
Uaaah. mod_jk 1.2 works with Apache 1.3, 2.0 and 2.2. The
am going wrong.
Regards
Mukesh
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From: Warren Pace [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:24 AM
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Subject: Re: RE: JSP on apache
Mukesh,
Did you also edit your httpd.conf file
and workers.properties? I've
: JSP on apache
Both of those binaries look to be for apache2. My guess is to rename the
version you are using (apache worker vs prefork) to mod_jk.so.
Place the mod_jk.so libexec directory then add the appropriate so load
module
directives and othr jk config directives. The FAQ should have some
,
Mukesh Kumar
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Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 7:43 PM
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Subject: Re: JSP on apache
Both of those binaries look to be for apache2. My guess is to rename the
version you are using (apache worker vs prefork
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Subject: RE: JSP on apache
Hi tim,
Thanks for your help so far.
Finally I've downloaded jakarta-tomcat-connectors-1.2.15-src.tar.gz
and configured installed it using instruction from
http://johnturner.com/howto/apache2
Mukesh
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Cc: mukesh
Subject: Re: JSP on apache
Mukesh,
I would use tomcat with Apache to accomplish this...
Or jetty.
the links are below:
To integrate the Tomcat
Now that apache 2.2 is just released - it comes with mod_ajp out of the box
so there is no need for mod_jk
-Tim
mukesh wrote:
Thanks for your kind response.
Well I am using tomcat 5.5 and I could not find any directory with name
native as its mentioned in mod_jk documentation that
: Friday, December 02, 2005 5:30 PM
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Subject: Re: JSP on apache
Now that apache 2.2 is just released - it comes with mod_ajp out of the box
so there is no need for mod_jk
-Tim
mukesh wrote:
Thanks for your kind response.
Well I am using tomcat 5.5 and I could not find any
-Original Message-
From: Tim Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: JSP on apache
Now that apache 2.2 is just released - it comes with mod_ajp out of the box
so there is no need for mod_jk
-Tim
mukesh wrote
Subject: Re: JSP on apache
In that case ... http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/
-Tim
mukesh wrote:
Tim,
I am working on a live server (apache 2.0) which is hosting a
website. So I can not think of downloading any other server. I have to
integrate my tomcat (version 5.5) with existing
Both of those binaries look to be for apache2. My guess is to rename the
version you are using (apache worker vs prefork) to mod_jk.so.
Place the mod_jk.so libexec directory then add the appropriate so load module
directives and othr jk config directives. The FAQ should have some links
(some
Hi friends,
How can I run JSPs on apache server? My apache server is running
on Linux. In fact I have developed some web services in Java (and JSP) and
want to deploy on the same server. Is it possible to deploy them directly or
is there some other way around?
Please advice.
: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 9:56 AM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: JSP on apache
Hi friends,
How can I run JSPs on apache server? My apache server is running
on Linux. In fact I have developed some web services in Java (and JSP) and
want to deploy on the same server
Mukesh,
I would use tomcat with Apache to accomplish this...
Or jetty.
the links are below:
To integrate the Tomcat server processes with the Apache HTTP server
we need the mod_jk module, which implements the interface between
Tomcat and Apache, combined with some small steps to
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