On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Echoes wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just downloaded jetspeed and try to make
> things work.
> I'm using jakarta-tomcat 3.1, which is running
> fine (I already use it for others servlets),
> and I followed the steps described in the
> installation page. However, when I access
> http://localhost/jetspeed, I just get
> a blank page from tomcat. More over, when
> browsing the http://localhost/content sub
> directories, I noticed that the .xml extension
> is not associated with any servlet. Should I
> complete web.xml file from my mounting point
> for /jetspeed ?
I always set up Jetspeed in the root zone. If you have Tomcat 3.1M1, this is
in a folder called webpages. In 3.1beta, it's called webapps/ROOT. Do NOT use
the url-mapping tag. When you access jetspeed, the url in your case will be
http://localhost/servlet/jetspeed
The .xml extension should not be assigned to any servlet (eg Cocoon). This
will screw up Jetspeed because the config files will most likely be altered by
said servlet in a way that makes no sense to Jetspeed.
-ed
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