There are a lot of options here. You might try, first, removing your context definitions and just dropping your app into the webapps prior to starting tomcat up. If everything is setup okay, then http://localhost:8080/abcd should work. If not, then the question is not the context. The class files should be placed in webapps/abcd/WEB-INF/classes, if they are not jarred up. They should be referenced in your jsp import with their fully qualified name, which I am sure you know. You might try seeing if you get to index.html first with http://localhost:8080/abcd when putting it at webapps/abcd with something in there (i.e. index.html) like:
<html>
TEST
</html>
If so, things should be okay, and it is not the app setup. This is too verbose. 'Hope it is helpful nonetheless.

Micael

At 01:24 PM 11/27/2002 -0800, you wrote:

Hi,

I have installed Apache-Tomcat 4.1.12 and its running its demo jsp and servlets fine. But while running my own jsp in which i instantiate an object it gives 404. I don't know where exactly to place the class files.

Right now I have made a WEB-INF directory and a classes directory in between that, where i have places the classes. but its not picking it up.

also in the server.xml i have made the entry

<Context path="/abcd" docBase="webapps/abcd" crossContext="true" debug="0" reloadable="true" trusted="false" > </Context>

Can some body suggest the exact steps to be taken to get this thing configured.

Thanx

Nitesh



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