Mike Curwen wrote: > > Is the servlet configured under the jreality webapp or the ship_pix one?
The /ship_pix context. No servlets are under /jreality > 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";> Good thought, but no joy: "404 -- /ship_pix/pix.pxhtml is not available" With <a href="http://localhost:8080/ship_pix/pix_servlet/pix.pxhtml?base=CV10";> the error is "404 -- /ship_pix/pix_servlet/pix.pxhtml is not available" > 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. Rechecked server.xml and you are right, invoker is not included. This might be the problem. Will look into enabling it (unless there is another way to launch simple servlets.) > Also , when did 'pix_servlet' come into it? what is that? "pix_servlet" is just a rename of the "servlet" subdirectory in case 4.1.30 blacklists "servlet" for being a 'dirty word'. However, the rename made no difference. -- Rick Lutowski Principal, JReality [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.jreality.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
