> I cannot access servlets using Tomcat 3.0 as a stand-alone server. Every
> time I try to access a servlet, I get an HTTP 404 - file not found
> error. As far as I can tell, Tomcat is installed correctly and runs
> without reporting any errors. I can access the Tomcat index page and run
> all of the JSP examples except for the jsptoservlet example. I cannot
> run any of the servlet examples.
I wasn't able to access servlets in examples directory as long as I didn't
modify web.xml file.
The default examples/web.xml file bundled with Tomcat 3.0 distribution has
no mappings to example servlets, except for snoop servlet.
If you want the rest of examples to work, you will have to insert some
<servlet>...</servlet> tags describing them into web.xml in the same manner
as the snoop servlet.
This should do the trick...
Anyway, I am still wonderig why only you and I experienced this problem...
Yours,
Dominik Drzewiecki
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