Hi Brett,
Someone else may correct me, but the HTTP Server which is integrated into
jBoss is a most basic HTTP server, and meant primarily for transfering
objects (classes?) via an HTTP interface, and not meant to serve web pages,
even though it may actually do that. By far, it is better to have Apache
first, and then Tomcat if neccessary serve your static HTML pages.
Wes
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From: Brett Palmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 9:41 PM
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Subject: [jBoss-User] Where is root HTML directory for JBoss?
I'm trying to integrate JBoss and Tomcat. The documentation was helpful, but
I am still getting some classpath errors.
Where is the root document path for the Http server for JBoss? When I try to
access the server with with http://localhost:8080 in a web browser, jBoss(?)
generates a blank HTML document - one that has a DOCTYPE, HEAD, and a few
other basic items, but no body. It never returns a 404 or any other message
to indicate why it didn't find the document I had hoped to see.
Brett
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