Yes there is,
First question is are you running this with Apache? If you are then you don
t do anything with Tomcat, all the configuration is with Apache. If you
running with just Tomcat I believe your configuration is down through the
server.xml file.
Hope this helps
nin
From: Lee Jesse
Neal,
Have you thought about using SessionContext. I believe the session context
is specific to the session of the servlet, so when the instance of the
servlet is run, it will have it s own copy of its Transforms to work with.
That way you don t have to worry about different servlet
Ran into the same problem,
Solution is simple just a bit of trial and error.
Can you reference the following URL
http://localhost/examples
This should bring up Tomcat example. If this works I know the problem is,
otherwise you ll have to give me more information.
Let me know
Nin
Anand,
I often run into problems like this, and is often something I have over
looked.
I would attempt to run the Snoop Servlet(http://localhost:8080/SnoopServlet)
first ( the one that comes with Tomcat ) if that executes fine then you know
Tomcat is configured fine.
The next thing I would
