RS,
thank u!
To static html page, the tomcat load  perfect, but
when load  dynamic by servlet,  the html page continue
with even problem the drop-daw menu no mounted by js(JavaScript).
A thing is right, the Tomcat  serve the file .js correctly.

LCT

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I would suggest, you view the page source to see if the "src" attribute of
<SCRIPT> tag is set correctly. If your javascript file, say "file1.js", is
in the "myApp" subdirectory of "webapps".
webapps
      |
      --- myApp
            |
            --- file1.js

and your Context entry is something like this:
<Context path="/myApp" docBase="myApp" debug="0" reloadable="false"
crossContext="false"/>

Then in the servlet you would create a response like this:
....
out.println("<HEAD>">
out.println("<SCRIPT LANGUAGE='Javascript' SRC='file1.js'>");
out.println("</SCRIPT>");
.....

("out" is an object of PrintWriter/PrintStream)

Also to confirm that Tomcat does serve the file1.js correctly, you could
try accessing the file1.js directly from the browser. Like this:
http://domain-name/myApp/file1.js.

RS





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Hi !!!

I want to execute  servlet in tomcat 4.0.3, the page makeup
is dynamic. Into page have a drop-daw menu mounted by js(JavaScript),
but the tomcat4.0.3 not load the file js.
The directory  where is js :
webapp
     <application>
              JavaScript

any suggestion ?

thank u all !!

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