I think everyone's waiting to see you kick yourself when you discover what the problem is... ;)
No seriously, there are 2 things that I would try - (1) debug the context - I think it returns an enum of entries available from some method, and (2) go back to the most basic test servlet / jsp, context.xml & web.xml, and a clean install of tomcat and try it there.
Also check your <Host> settings in server.xml. Is deployXML="true"? I think it should be.
As far as a learning experience goes, I think giving it up as a bad thing now would only be a negative experience, whereas actually finding out what is wrong and fixing it, well as long as it doesn't take too long.
On 02/11/2004 11:34 PM Merrill Cornish wrote:
Jay,
>>> once in my .WAR, and once as a result of my Ant deploy task
I have yet to move to that plane of confusion. I'm not using a META-INF directory or a .WAR file since I'm still trying to figure out WHAT to deploy. I am manually editing
* the conf/server.xml file (to change the default ports, but nothing else),
* the webapps/timesheet/* directory (to hold the application),
* the webapps/WEB-INF/web.xml file (to name and map the various servlets, etc.), and
* conf/Cataline/localhost/timesheet.xml (to define the context).
I think it's time I reverted to DriverManager and got on with other things. While Tomcat DataSources are proved to be a learning experience with a vengance, it hasn't been a very positive one. :-(
Nevertheless, thanks for your help and support.
Merrill
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