Hi, Ren, Xiaowen wrote: > I install MySchool application under > > /Apple/Library/WebObjects/Applications/MySchool.woa > image used be there under further down ../Contents/WebServerResources, but I > removed them for testing reason, because I am using split install and setup > Apache get them from > > /Apple/Local/Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/MySchool.woa/Contents/WebServerResources. > > Even I copy image back to application dir > $NEXT_ROOT/Library/WebObjects/Applications/MySchool.woa/Contents/WebServerResources, > still got the same error. > have you restarted the application in the JavaMonitor ? have you try to access it in direct connect mode ? > The link > http://156.13.128.145/WebObjects/MySchool.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/basicbrain.gif > works, so meant Apache can get there. Not permission problem. > > Issue is not the application point to that path. > > in apache2.conf I setup > Alias /WebObjects "/Apple/Local/Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects" > That should be point to right path, but got this in page source code. > > <img src="/ERROR/NOT_FOUND/app=MySchool/filename=basicbrain.gif" width="327" > height="220" /> > > In apache error.log > File does not exist: /var/www/ERROR, referer: > http://156.13.128.145/Apps/WebObjects/MySchool.woa/1/wo/r357YpLM3b2djwjCo7M5Zw/5.3.2.3 > > With DocumentRoot /var/www > this issue "ERROR/NOT_FOUND" in not apache related, it's at application level which doesn't find the image on the file system, be sure to have it under : /Apple/Library/WebObjects/Applications/MySchool.woa/Contents/WebServerResources and readable by appserv > OR > File does not exist: /htdocs, referer: > http://156.13.128.145/Apps/WebObjects/MySchool.woa/ > Without DocumentRoot /var/www (comment out), I think default DocumentRoot is > setup to /htdocs in apache2. > maybe , DocumentRoot for the vhost should point to directory where you got your file the Alias /WebObjects ... is ok as http://156.13.128.145/WebObjects/MySchool.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/basicbrain.gif works > I am not sure is apache problem or WO Apache HTTP Adaptor problem? > I don't think it's WO Adaptor problem > WO Apache HTTP Adaptor could cached some old configuration? if yes, how to > clear that? > I don't think it could, stop start apache will clear configuration.
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