At 02:37 PM 12/2/2001, you wrote:
> > I'm pretty sure it is not an error in the server.xml.  As an experiment, I
> > tried remarking out the Tomcat-Apache service section, so that only
> > Tomcat-Standalone would be used, especially since I am not running
> > Apache.  In that case, Tomcat wouldn't even start up.  So then, I started
> > using the server-no-examples.xml.config file as the server.xml file.  I
> > haven't touched this file, and I still get the same result.  I've never
> > touched the web.xml, so it is using the same one.
> >
> > When Tomcat starts up, the catalina_log file looks great.  But I soon as a
> > browser tries to go to http://localhost:8080, the HTTP 500 - Internal
> > Server Error shows up in the browser, and the following exception appears
> > in the cataline_log file.  Obviously, I started looking into the valves
> > section of the server.xml, but again not this is an unmodified version of
> > the server-no-examples file, and I sure don't see anything wrong with the
> > valves.
> >
> > I'm wondering if I shouldn't just punt on Tomcat 4.0.1, and instead
>install
> > Tomcat 3.  Is anyone using Tomcat 4 for a production system?  Any thoughts
> > on stability of Tomcat 4 v.s. Tomcat 3?  It appeared to work OK, but now I
> > just can't get anything to work...
>
>It's a bug which happens because your context mapping is incorrect (there's
>probably no root context, or something like that).
>Getting a NPE in that case is a bug, and will be fixed, but the request will
>still fail.
>
>Remy

That was it!!!!  Thank you very much.  That was enough of a clue to get me
thinking.  I had moved the WEB-INF directory underneath the ROOT
directory.  I did that while "cleaning up" (mea culpa).  I completely
forgot about that until you gave me the clue.

So I put the WEB-INF back under the root, and now it works.

Thanks,

-- Jim

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