Hi Patrick,
Please check for some of the
things while giving URL in the browser
like:
* if your class is in some package
,or,
* correct class file
name(case-sensitive), login or Login,
or,
* Spelling of
servlet after port no. 8080
-Amit
-----Original Message-----
From: patrick lurlay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 20,
1999 7:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
servelet/javawebserver1.1.3
Can somebody help me figure out this
problem.?
I am running JavaWebServer1.1.3 on WindowsNT 4.0. I
wrote a servlet
code that compiled properly. I placed the complied
servlet code in the
servelets directory that is located in the JavaWebServer
root
directory. When I tried to access this file using the URL
http://myserver:8080/servelet/login, I get this
message:
"Error not found (404) the file that you
requested cannot be found
on this server."
How can this be when I
compiled the Java servlet and copied the class
file into the servlet
directory. I also went in as admin user using
port 9090 and when I
tried to add/configure the servlet class and name I
get the same
message. Is there a permission problem here. I can access
other
servlet files in this directory on the WebServer, but I cannot
access this
file that I just wrote. Any help is greatly appreciated. I
am
under a deadline that is approaching too
fast!
Cheers,
Pat
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