Try this:
>The html file is in the jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet
>directory, and the ExtranetServlet.class file is in the
>jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet\classes directory,
action="servlet/ExtranetServlet"
The default for a webapps is that servlet classes are placed
webapps/myweb/WEB-INF/classes
and are called by servlet/myServlet or
http://myserver/myweb/servlet/myServlet
Remember to leave off the slash on the end.
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Mike Braden
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-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 4:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: simple servlet setup question
Hello -
I just installed Tomcat and am trying to set up a really
simple example using a servlet to process input from an
html form, but for some reason the servlet isn't being
found. I specify which servlet the form is submitted to
in the html file with this line:
<form name="LoginExtranet" method="POST" action="ExtranetServlet">
The html file is in the jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet
directory, and the ExtranetServlet.class file is in the
jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet\classes directory, but
for some reason I get "404 file not found" instead. Any
suggestions on where I should put the servlet so that it
is seen?
Also, I have System.out.println() calls in the init() method
of the servlet. Where should this be output? to the ms-dos
command prompt window or to one of the logs? I don't see it
anywhere and init() should be invoked when tomcat is start,
correct?
Thanks so much for any help
Sean
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