you do not have to specify index.jsp as your welcome if working with tomcat it is there from default you can check it at tomcat installation folder -> conf folder-> web.xml look for the welcome-file-list descriptors usually present at the last line
reading at your issue i don't think you are doing the installation right read through the installation procedure and try again... check if the database is created check if there are any errors inside the openmeetings folder -> log folder On Jan 21, 3:49 pm, awayand <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > I have installed openmeetings on a small linux machine, and everything > seems to work fine. I can even accesshttp://localhost/installerand > install the "admin" package, whatever that means. But if I want to > access the front-end usinghttp://localhost/openmeetings/index.jsp, I > just get served with html code. I am assuming that apache doesn't know > how to handle .jsp files, and neither do I. After some googling I > found that I need to install tomcat, but it already seems installed > and working as when I accesshttp://localhost:5080/openmeetingsI get > a tomcat error message (requested source not available). Also there is > some mention of AddHandler and AddType directives in the apache config > file. So I added these (blindly, as I didn't really understand them): > AddType text/jsp .jsp > AddHandler jserv-servlet .jsp > DirectoryIndex index.jsp index.html index.shtml > But still no luck. Any ideas on what am I doing wrong? > thanks!
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