What does the form tag in your jsp look like? -----Original Message----- From: Donald Brewer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 July 2004 21:29 To: Tomcat Users List Subject: changing port 8080
I have edited the conf\server.xml file to configure to port 60. The tomcat manager comes up at http://localhost:60/manager/html with no problems. When I go to one of the contexts that I have loaded as a sample app, the jsp comes up fine, with the following URL: http://localhost:60/riddler/dynamic/riddler.jsp when I hit the submit button on the form, I Get: "The page cannot be displayed" http://localhost:8080/riddler/dynamic/riddler.jsp I found the line referencing the above line in the servlet that (jasper?) built from the jsp, in the work\standalone\localhost directory Apparently, when jasper builds the servlet class file in the work directory, it is using a config file somewhere that specifies port 8080. Does anyone know where that might be?
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