-Tim
Simon Taylor wrote:
First time using Apache and Tomcat - almost got it working but not quite.<SNIP>
Using Apache Virtual Host to redirect to Tomcat. Have virtual host set up in Apache and Host entry that matches the virtual host name in Tomcat. I have logging on at the Host Level and at the Context level.
Host:- 2003-11-21 16:24:23 StandardHost[enmc-mic]: Mapping request URI '/slink/servlet/login' 2003-11-21 16:24:23 StandardHost[enmc-mic]: Mapped to context '/slink'
Which proves (I think) that Apache has routed the request via JK to Tomcat
Context: 2003-11-21 16:20:21 StandardContext[/slink]: Starting completed 2003-11-21 16:24:23 StandardContext[/slink]: Mapping contextPath='/slink' with requestURI='/slink/servlet/login' and relativeURI='/servlet/login'
How can I tell what servlets Tomcat thinks exist for a context? The web.xml for the context looks fine to me - Tomcat Manager just lists the apps not the servlets within right?
Do I need to be using servlet-mapping? Just so long as the web.xml defines the name of the servlet (login in the eg above) and maps that to a class name within the context should be ok right?
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