Richard,
I'm a novice myself so here's guessing
Silly question but have you looked at the Tomcat log?
That's usually a good starting place when you get an
internal server error. Maybe a path to one of your
classes has changed, eg, a filter? ie, your classes
don't match was web.xml expects.
Good luck.
--- Paul Singleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I only use Tomcat standalone, and have no hunches
about
your particular problem, but sometimes IE hides the
sordid details of error msgs and I find that Firefox
gives them to you straight; also there's a
LiveHTTPHeaders
plugin which can be useful when troubleshooting?
good luck :-/
Paul Singleton
Richard Tomkins wrote:
Platform: Windows 200 Pro, Service Pack 4
Pentium 4, HyperThreaded, 512MB memory.
Installed software,
Oracle 10g Release 2, Personal Edition.
Apache 1.3.33
J2SDK 1.4.2_10
Tomcat 4.1.31
Mod_jk-1.2.14-apache-1.3.33.so
I have set up Tomcat server.xml with the requisite
listeners to have it do
auto configuration. I a using the ajp13 connector,
and I have tried both of
the configurations for this inside server.xml, the
ajp13 on port 8009 and
the coyote/ajp13 on port 8009.
The Tomact examples all work as well as the
administration and management
tools.
My problem is that I have an application that I
have to install on a number
of desktops for internal test purposes.
The application is written in jsp and works with
an earlier version of
Apache and Tomact 3.x.mumble.
With the implementation I am working with, on the
first page I get a message
that an Internal Server Error has occurred. If I
right mouse click and
choose refresh, the expected page shows up on the
browser.
If I do this via, HYPERLINK
http://localhost:8080/testsoft/index.htmlhttp://localhost:8080/testsoft/in
dex.html, the display works everytime, unlike my
experience with HYPERLINK
http://locahost/testsoft.htmlhttp://locahost/testsoft.html
which should
work. Many web pages after do work, and as I said
previously, the Tomact
examples all work with both methods.
Something between Apache and Tomcat is causing me
some pain.
If anyone has any ideas to throw my way, please
do.
Regards, Richard Tomkins
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