Jason,
I may not fully find a solution to your problem as
everything seems right.
I suspect your application may not have be fully
deployed. To deploy an application you need to add a
context in your server.xml. Or you can use Catalina's
manager application to deploy/undeploy a context
without
Since your running on Windows, make absolutely sure your
WEB-INF directory for your app is in all-caps. Use a DOS window
to verify this. Windows Explorer will always convert things to
title case, so you can't tell from there.
Jeff
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From: Jason Johnston [EMAIL
It is indeed in all caps. I work mostly via a dos prompt anyway, and I did notice the
explorer feature of converting things to title case. On a side note, does anyone know
if there's a way to override that and allow windows explorer to show true case names?
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Thanks for your input Allan.
I plan on trying to deploy using the manager like you said but I haven't had much luck
with the manager. Do you know of any documentation available on how to use the
manager. I created a manager user but about all I know how to do is list running
servlets.
do it :)
Robert Sayre
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-Original Message-
From: Jason Johnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 5:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tomcat won't find my web.xml files.
Thanks for your input Allan.
I plan on trying to deploy using
