first thank you for your reply.
since i am not the server administator, i can't make changes
however i do ask the administarotor to do so .
as you might guess, if i ask him to change several times
i will make him angry.
so far i made him change the file two times.
i think i have one more chance, and i must use this last chance carefully
are you sure that will work?
cheers
yilmaz
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Nicholson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: wap servlets again
> What happens if you change your WebApplication definition to
>
> <WebApplication id="wapservlets"
> mapping="/wapservlets/wap" docBase="/user/staff/wapteam"
> maxInactiveInterval="30" />
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: A mailing list for discussion about Sun Microsystem's Java Servlet
> > API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> > yilmaz ay
> > Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 12:06 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: wap servlets again
> >
> >
> > HI EVERYBODY!
> > last time (some) friends gave me a kind reply for my
> > problem.
> > my problem is :I want to use my own directory (which
> > is located at /user/staff/wapteam)
> > as the servlet root, so that i can easily upload,
> > download and modify my the servlets.
> > and our campus server uses javaserver web dev kit as
> > servlet server and it is located at /usr/jwsdk1.0.1
> > as my friends suggested, i added the directory name
> > into the webserver.xml file.
> > i asked the server administrator to add the following
> > line to the webserver.xml file:
> > <WebApplication id="wapservlets"
> > mapping="/user/staff/wapteam" docBase="wap"
> > maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > where /user/staff/wapteam is the full path to my
> > directory.
> > for reference i put the whole webserver.xml content at
> > the bottom
> > now my problem is : i still can't access my sample
> > HelloWorldExample servlet which is located under
> > /wap/servlets directory
> > i use the following URL to access that servlet
> > http://140.124.13.4:8080/wapservlets/wap/servlet/HelloWorldExample
> >
> > i also used several other probable addresses but in
> > vain.
> > i can't access. What is wrong with this location?
> > CAN SOMEONE TELL ME HOW SHOULD I ACCESS TO MY
> > SERVLETS?
> > THANKS A LOT IN ADVANCE :)
> > YILMAZ AY
> > REGARDS
> >
> > <!DOCTYPE WebServer (View Source for full doctype...)>
> >
> > - <WebServer id="webServer">
> > - <Service id="service0" hostName="dbs.cc.ntut.edu.tw"
> > port="8080" inet="140.124.13.4" docBase="webpages"
> > workDir="work" workDirIsPersistent="false">
> > <WebApplication id="examples" mapping="/examples"
> > docBase="examples" maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > <WebApplication id="wapservlets"
> > mapping="/user/staff/wapteam" docBase="wap"
> > maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > <WebApplication id="roy" mapping="/roy"
> > docBase="roy" maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > <WebApplication id="dumy" mapping="/.."
> > docBase="dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy"
> > maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > </Service>
> > </WebServer>
>
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