Looks to me like: 1) you're missing a Host element in server.xml for scds.safeguardproperties.com
2) you're missing a Conext element for /jspellhtml (or whatever URL will be used to reach the app) 3) Apache virtual host for scds.safeguardproperties.com 4) a JkMount in that Apache virtual host for /jspellhtml The only reason your test.html file is working is because it goes to Apache and Apache can find it and knows what to do with a HTML file. I'm surprised this even works with Tomcat Stand-alone. I was unable to access the URL using port 8090, so couldn't verify that it does work. If it's working, it's because Tomcat's defaults are letting it work, but that won't help you with Apache. John > -----Original Message----- > From: Anup Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 11:59 AM > To: Tomcat Users List > Subject: apache-tomcat : 405 mettod not allowed error: please help > > > > My platform is Sun Sparc Solaris 8. I have apache-ssl server > already running > on production. > I want to integrate tomcat with apache so that a "jspellhtml" > application > ( a spellcheck program) runs with apache-tomcat environment. I used > mod_jk.so connector. > Now with tomcat HTTP standalone connector jspellhtml > application works well > with test.html example. > But with apache-mod_jk-tomcat, jspellhtml giving the following error: > Method Not Allowed > The requested method POST is not allowed for the URL > /jspellhtml/JSpell.jsp. > > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > -------------- > ---- > > Apache/1.3.22 Server at scds.safeguardproperties.com Port 443 > _______________ > Could you please help fixing this peoblem. > more info: > 1. https://scds.safeguardproperties.com/jspellhtml/test.html ---with > apache-mod_jk-tomcat > this gives initial display and also dosplays a "spell > check" button. When > I click spell check button I get the above errors. > > 2. > https://scds.safeguardproperties.com:8090/jspellhtml/test.html > ---tomcat > standalone (at port 8090) http connector --Spellcheck works > perfectly for > test.html. > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
