I think your app and your virtual directory have to match, or you have to set up a virtual dir in Tomcat where javatest points to examples, and your uriworkermap.props file has a /javatest entry.
Here's why: Isapi_redirect.dll is passing judgement on /javatest. It doesn't care what IIS has as a virtual dir (indeed if tomcat did all the static serving, I am not even sure you need a virtual dir. My guess is that because uriworkermap does not have /javatest, the isapi filter doesn't know it is for tomcat. BUT if you add /javatest to the uriworkermap, you will still get a failure if you don't point /javatest to /examples in server.xml. >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/19/01 01:42PM >>> I've just installed Tomcat with the isapi_redirector for IIS, which is working great with the example jsp and servlet pages. I'm wanting to have IIS serve static content, having Tomcat serve only jsp and servlets. I've created a new IIS virtual directory called 'javatest' that points to my webapps\examples directory. My problem is that when I browse the pages, they don't appear to be forwarded to Tomcat for processing. For instance, clicking on the 'Numberguess' example pops up a dialog asking me if I want to download the .jsp page. Is there anything else I have to get this to work? I didn't think uriworkermap.properties needed to be edited, since my virtual directory is requesting the same 'example' directory that is already set up by default. The way things are setup now, Tomcat is successfully handling my request to: http://localhost/examples/jsp/index.html and IIS is loading the pages when I request: http://localhost/javatest/jsp/index.html but just doesn't appear to be forwarding them to Tomcat. Ideas? Thanks, Todd _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
