I have developed a web application in Rational
Application developer on
Windows XP.
From this I have created a war file.
I have copied the war to an alpha running openVMS, put it
in the webapps
directory, changed the record attributes as required
(stream_lf), and
started tomcat.
The application has seemed to deploy OK, but when I try
to access it
through IE i get a 502 error. However, I use essentially
the same
address as I use to test locally - obviously the actual
ip address is
different, but the application/servlet name bit is the
same.
While trying to work out what is going wrong, I noticed
that the
servlet I am trying to access, instead of being put at
the bottom of a
directory path that reflects the package name, is simply
being put into
the classes directory, which seems wrong to me.
I intend to try manually creating the directory path and
moving the
servlet there, but in the meantime, if anyone has
encountered this sort of problem before, I would
appreciate any light you can shed on the cause/solution.
I checked the conents of the war file and the servlet
does have the
correct path.
CSWS tomcat v 4.1.24 java 1.3.1
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