1. Do you have the invoker servlet on ? It is switched off by default.
The invoker servlet is used for accessing servlets using the URI of type
/YourWebApp/servlet/ClassName. If yes, then you should be able to access
using a url like http:///WebUrl/YourWebApp/servlet/ClassName.
2. If no to (1), then put a servlet definition and mapping in web.xml
for your servlet class.
BTW, it works in the "example" webapp, because there is a filter and a
servlet mapping defined that maps /servlet/* to the invoker servlet.
Check the web.xml file in the examples webapp.
-- padhu
Fawaz Ahmad wrote:
Milt,
the actual path for the class files is WebOEAdmin/WEB-INF/classes
I have a web.xml file. Aside from my servlet, i created a simple
test servlet that prints hellow world. It works fine from the example
folder, but not from my folder. I have the path set in server.xml as
well. I have tried restarting it though the manager page as well as by
restarting tomcat. I have not had any luck with either. What's also
wierd is that my Tomcat Administration page doesn't work properly either.
It displays the jsp stuff, but then when you click on anything it doesn't
bring up the servlet, just a lot of errors. Tomcat finds the index.html
file in my directory, but it doesn't seem bring up the servlet. I get the
error:
The requested resource (/WebOEAdmin/servlet/WebOEAdmin) is not available.
each time. Any suggestions?
Fawaz
On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, Milt Epstein wrote:
On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, Fawaz Ahmad wrote:
Padhu,
I do have a web.xml file in my directory. It actually has some
parameters in it as well. My classes are in the /web-inf/classes
folder. However, I still can not get it to run.
Is it really "web-inf", or "WEB-INF" -- because case matters.
You posted very little information in your initial query, and if
you're going to expect people to give you decent suggestions, you're
going to need to post a lot more details.
On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, Padhu Vinirs wrote:
Create a default web.xml in WEB-INF and put your class in
WEB-INF/classes. Reload the web app, either using the manager web app,
or restarting Tomcat.
-- padhu
Fawaz Ahmad wrote:
Hello,
I am having major problems running servlets, and can not seem to solve!
I am running Tomcat on Win2K. I have Tomcat installed and all the
examples including the servlets running fine. Despite this, I can not get
my servlet to run in my own directory. My servlet runs fine in the
examples directory. However, it will not run in my directory. I have my
directory defined in server.xml:
<Context path="/WebOEAdmin" docBase="WebOEAdmin" debug="0"
reloadable="true" />
Does anyone know why I can not get the servlet to run?
Thanks,
Fawaz
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