Dan K. wrote:
> Hi Frederic,
>
> Hmm..
> Did you ever get the tdk to work in your test environment? If so then and
> assuming you have not missed anything while you mirrored the directory
> structure then I think you might have a permissions problem (?). I'd
> check that first, especially if your test environment is in windows and
> the deployment one is unix/linux. Also check for the turbine.log file in
> your webapp's log directory, if it's there then look for clues in it. If
> it's not there, make sure your libs, tomcat shared or whatever and webapp
> specific ones, are correct and in the proper places.
>
> If this fails, try puttting a simple "hello world" servlet into your tdk
> webapp directory in the jar file and move it to your deployment area and
> let tomcat unjar it. Then see if you can access it by
> http://server:8080/your_context/servlet/HelloWorld. This at least lets
> you know if tomcat is recognizing your context and stuff, so you can
> isolate things to a tdk problem.
>
> Just some things that comes to mind...hope it helps.
>
> Regards,
> Dan
>
Hi Dan
I tried all of your recommendations without any success:
- My development and deployment environment are both on the same
linux machine. I don't think to have any permission problem.
- The turbine log file is not updated which seems to be consistent with
the fact that nothing from my app even the turbine code has been executed
- A simple hello world servlet written and tested in the development
environment and deployed with the whole application works properly
- Finally, in my tomcat logs, I only see trace from my hello world
servlet execution but nothing from my app except traces of my web.xml
file validation.
Actually, I would like to understand the turbine application execution
model: a first understanding would lead to the creation of a "MyApp"
servlet which does not seem to be the case. If I understand how the
application has been launched and executed in the development
environment, maybe could i get an idea on how to make it work in the
deployment environment.
Regards
Frederic
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