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Old June 14th, 2001, 05:27 AM
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Promblems with Tomcat on NT4

Hi!

I have (small?) problem with getting Tomcat to work the way I want on NT4. I followed the instructions in "Slapping Together A JSP Development Environment".

The problem is this, when I try do surf to URL (wich is directly under the "Apache-root), or any subfolder, I get this error message:

Not Found (404)

Original request: /test.jsp

Not found request: /test.jsp

But if I rename the file to test.html I donīt get the 404-error. The only place it seems that I can use jsp-files is under Tomcats-folder. (URL and so on)

Is it supposed to be like this? Or should you be able to use jsp-files anywhere on the webserver (like with for example PHP)?

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Lightbulb Try this!

Have you modified the Server.xml from the Tomcat/conf directory?
You need to specify something like:

<Host name="yourdomain.com">
<Context path="" docBase="c:/pathToYourRootDir" debug="0"/>
</Host>

Something like when adding a new VirtualHost to Apache
You will probably have to modify the Apache's httpd.conf and
Windows's hosts file

Peter

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