Is the servlet configured under the jreality webapp or the ship_pix one?
 
If it's the jreality, try linking:
<a href="pix.pxhtml?base=CV10">
 
if it's the other, try:
<a href="http://localhost:8080/ship_pix/pix.pxhtml?base=CV10";>
 
your link has /servlet in it, so yes, the invoker servlet being off by
default in 4.1.30 is likely(?) coming into play.  Frames always confuse
the issue for me, so maybe I'm not entirely understanding your page
layouts and how/when servlets are being called.
 
Also , when did 'pix_servlet' come into it?  what is that?


> -----Original Message-----
> From: rick [mailto:rick] On Behalf Of Rick Lutowski
> Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 6:25 PM
> To: Tomcat Users List
> Subject: Re: Stubborn simple servlet
> 
> 
> Mike Curwen wrote:
> > 
> > What URL are you using to access a given page (one that gives you a 
> > 404)? something like:
> > 
> > http://www.foo.com/ship_pix/index.pxhtml  ?
> 
> That is the next step.  Currently just trying to
> get standalone working, so the URL is more like:
> 
http://localhost:8080/jreality/ldj/l.ships/servlet/pix.pxhtml?base=CV10

This is the resolved path that appears in the browser.
The link in the html file is 
   <a href="servlet/pix.pxhtml?base=CV10">

The parent html file is in   
   jreality/ldj/l.ships
which is correctly resolved by 4.1.30 via the /jreality Context.  

On the off chance that /servlet may be a problem
in 4.1.30, also tried changing the path to pix_servlet, i.e.,

http://localhost:8080/jreality/ldj/l.ships/pix_servlet/pix.pxhtml?base=C
V10

in the web.xml and the parent html files.  Same 404 error:

"HTTP status 404 - the resource
/jreality/ldj/l.ships/pix_servlet/pix.pxhtml?base=CV10
is not available"

-- 
Rick Lutowski
Principal, JReality
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http://www.jreality.com

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