Trying changing my mappings to:
/service/ didn't work
/service/* didn't work
But I noticed requesting "/service" (no trailing slash) actually did hit the
right method, but none of the others under /service, including "/", work.
Is there an explanation of how a request is handled in a purely
annotation-configured webapp?
--
Rick
On Apr 8, 2013, at 19:45 , Scott Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 4/8/13 7:37 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
>> I have a server that's completely annotation-driven, and it was mostly
>> working on .33, but .35 fixes an issue I had with mappings. Now it works
>> perfectly locally on my OS X laptop, but when I run it on the server,
>> everything seems to load except some resources under /css, which come back
>> as 404.
>>
>> I get errors like this in the log:
>>
>> 19:32:14.099 WARN servlet.DispatcherServlet (DispatcherServlet.java:1108)
>> No mapping found for HTTP request with URI [/css/tt.css] in
>> DispatcherServlet with name 'dispatcher'
>> 19:32:14.102 WARN servlet.DispatcherServlet (DispatcherServlet.java:1108)
>> No mapping found for HTTP request with URI [/css/foundation.css] in
>> DispatcherServlet with name 'dispatcher'
>
> That's not a Resin message (I just searched to make sure), so I'm not
> sure what the context is.
>
> From that getServletMappings() method, I'm wondering if you've
> overridden the default servlet.
>
> If you have, then it makes sense that Resin is no longer service static
> files like css, because your servlet has taken over for Resin's default
> servlet ("resin-file").
>
> -- Scott
>
>>
>>
>> It's very nearly an out-of-box installation. The only differences I can
>> think of:
>>
>> - on OS X, I didn't run configure/make/make install. On Ubuntu I did. On OS
>> X, I just unzipped and dragged to the install location.
>>
>> - on OS X, resin.properties is more stock, without an admin user, no setuid
>> user/group, port 8080.
>>
>> As to the dispatcher servlet, getServletMappings looks like this:
>>
>> protected
>> java.lang.String[]
>> getServletMappings()
>> {
>> String[] mappings = { "/" };
>> return mappings;
>> }
>>
>> I have a Spring controller at /service/* that works great.
>>
>> Just stuff under /css is 404. Any ideas?
>>
>
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