? The ROOT webapp should be there. Put your
> webapp next to it and make sure it's readable by the tomcat6 user
> account .. either by setting world readable or make sure tomcat6 is in
> the group or owner permission fields. Once all that is done, restart
> tomcat6:
>
> sud
Dear Marin,
thanks for your reply :-)
please verify is one of those environment variable
pointing to the wrong place?
karl@sonoma:~$ sudo -s
[sudo] password for karl:
root@sonoma:~# echo $JAVA_HOME
/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk
root@sonoma:~# echo $CATALINA_HOME
/usr/share/tomcat6
root@sonoma:
Thanks Andre,
for answering my call for help,
I tried to answer you questions as best as I could below:
Tomcat was installed using the synaptic packet management
I just ticked tomcat6 and hit the apply button, and tomcat and all its
dependencies
were installed and http://locaclhost:8080 started t
Dear Folks,
I am a newbee to Servlets and I working myself thought the
Head First Servlet Book. There is a simple example of
a hello world servlet and a web.xml file deployed under the
webapps folder, I did exactly as described in the book
however I do get a 404, even though the localhost:8080
wor
