you have to define a context for your app in server.xml. There are samples
in server.xml. If you have done this already, check the logs for errors.
Charlie
-Original Message-
From: Lisa Knee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 3:48 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
I'm trying to upgrade from version 3.2.4 to version 4.0.6, and it is still
giving me the 3.2.4 welcome page when I go to localhost:8080 in my web
browser. (Not to mention it is not finding my app, but if it were installed
correctly this may not be an issue.)
I've checked my environment
is the old version running as a service?
did you copy the ROOT context that contains the default page? This would
overwrite the default page for 4.0.6.
you can always change the port number on the new installation and restart
and then only the new version will be able to be accessed.
Charlie
Charlie,
is the old version running as a service?
no
did you copy the ROOT context that contains the default page?
no, in fact I can't even see how it is getting that old index because as far
as I can tell it is no longer residing on my machine.
When I change the port it does find the
Lisa,
Here's how I've upgraded Tomcat in the past. I
haven't done the 3.x to the 4.0.x in a very long time,
so I may not remember everything.
1. Copy all of your apps from %TOMCAT_HOME%\webapps to
another location.
2. Copy any customised configuration files (most
likely workers.properties,
Thanks, Mark.
Actually I don't need to go through most of this since we had not been
developing extensively with an older version of Tomcat (I just started here
yesterday and this is for my own development machine :-) but next time I
find myself in this situation I'll know what to do.
best
