Joe,
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
The users were listed in tomcat-users.xml. For some reason there was no
user with the admin role. I changed the file to add one and it at least
recognized the user. Then I had to modify the <context> in the
server.xml to make admin trusted. For some reason it was false.
It's amazing on another machine I can select the Context Admin link, but
it won't let me view "All Contexts". Since both these machines have the
same history of tomcat installs, I don't know why the response is not
the same. Oh well, I'll just make them the same and go on.]
THANKS MUCH
-joe-
Joe Emenaker wrote:
>
> > it asks me for a username and password. I have no clue what I'm
> > supposed to enter.
>
> Look in the web.xml file for your admin webapp. You'll find a tag that
> says <auth-constraint>. Within that, you'll find <role-name>. This will
> usually be a "role" that is specified in your global Tomcat config files
> (server.xml, probably). In those config files, you'll find a section
> that defines users and grants them certain "roles". You have to make
> sure that there's a user defined that is granted a role that appears in
> the <role-name> section of your admin webapp's web.xml.
>
> - Joe
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