Yes, I found the problem.
In fact I stopped Tomcat to place a new .war in the webbapps
directory, then start again Tomcat in order to generate the mod_jk.conf-auto
but I don't stop and start again Apache.
So the httpd.conf was not updated.

Thanks for your help.

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Subject: RE: HTTP 404 - File not found Tomcat4.0.4 - Apache2.0.40


So, you don't have any problem anymore.

Tomcat log file:
        apache_log -> ? (I don't have this log in my configuration)
        catalina_log -> The activity of your Tomcat server. You can see if
your
Tomcat start and stop and the threads created and stoped.
        localhost_access -> You can see all the requests traited by your
Tomcat's
Host (The method's request Get or Post, the remoteHost, the URL accessed,
the error code...)
        localhost_log, -> The activity of the Tomcat's Host (For exemple :
At
startup, the detection of the context; During run, the action realised). It
depends of the log level.
        stderr.log -> Show the error that tomcat had (Used only when Tomcat
is
running as NT service).
        stdout.log -> Show the Tomcat init or more, that's depend of the log
level
(Used only when Tomcat is running as NT service).

and Apache log files
        error.log -> Log the Apache's errors.
        access.log -> You can see all the requests traited by Apache.

That's what I know, perhaps someone can be more explicite.


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Objet : RE: HTTP 404 - File not found Tomcat4.0.4 - Apache2.0.40


I installed again Tomcat, in order to start with a blank directory.
and it works.
In fact the JkMount /yourNewApp/* yourTomcatWorkerName was included
in the httpd.conf because I used the Tomcat's auto configuration.
I suppose that my application.war was not good.
I had a copy and with this copy I can access to
http:\\localhost\application.
I forget to see the tomcat logs because I don't know the role
of each Tomcat log file:
        apache_log,
        catalina_log,
        localhost_access,
        localhost_log,
        stderr.log,
        stdout.log
and Apache log files
        error.log,
        access.log
Could you help me about these multiple files ?

Sandra,
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Subject: RE: HTTP 404 - File not found Tomcat4.0.4 - Apache2.0.40



Oups, that's right! The exemple's context should run.
Can you (Sandra) look at your tomcat logs?


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That wouldn't (or shouldn't) effect a previously working Tomcat examples
installation.

John

> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 8:57 AM
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> Subject: RE: HTTP 404 - File not found Tomcat4.0.4 - Apache2.0.40
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I think the command :
>
>       JkMount /yourNewApp/* yourTomcatWorkerName
>
> is not present in your httpd.conf.
>
> Vincent.
>
>
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Heligon Sandra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Envoy� : mercredi 4 septembre 2002 14:48
> � : '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Objet : HTTP 404 - File not found Tomcat4.0.4 - Apache2.0.40
>
>
>
>       Hi,
>
>       I am working with Apache2.0.40, Tomcat4.0.4 and mod_jk
> on WindowsNT.
>       The default configuration works well, I can access to tomcat's
> examples
>       through the url http://localhost/examples.
>       Then I stop Tomcat, I place a war file in the
> CATALINA_HOME/webapps
>       directory and I restart Tomcat.
>       When I try again to access to Tomcat's examples it doesn't work,
>       I have the following error: HTTP 404 - File not found.
>
>       Is it a Tomcat configuration file modified when the new
> context is
> deployed ?
>       I don't understand this error.
>
>
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