Thanks. I thought it was something to do with Tomcat. I am compiling the
file using NetBeans. It is progressing.
thanks,
suba suresh.
Christopher Schultz wrote:
Suba,
If this is the wrong group to post this question let me know. I am new
to jsp.
This probably /is/ the wrong place to
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Any help or suggestion is appreciated.
thanks,
suba suresh.
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and my context
gets destroyed. My catalina and the localhost log files are not being
helpful to debug it.
I know I must be doing something really studpid. So, what is it?
thanks,
suba suresh.
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Is this problem of document access in different directory with 5.5.17? I
am running the same build. Someone posted last week under the topic
"Tomcat configuration error" and yesterday Daniel has posted a similar
problem under "Tomcat 5.5.17 and Ant".
suba suresh.
Mar
I will try googling. I have been struggling with it for sometime even
playing with context.xml file.
thanks,
suba suresh.
David Smith wrote:
I can put something together, but not until tonight -- it'll take too
long to do at work. In the meantime, feel free to google. This is such
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I have the same problem as Bob but files mapping into different file
systems. I also tried the context mapping as you (Mark)had suggested
with app.xml file. I will read about the link config tomorrow and try
it. Any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
suba suresh.
Bob Wyatt wrote:
Mark,
No
I also tried with path="/" in the Context element in my xml file, since
my webapplication does not have the "ROOT" directory.
thanks,
suba suresh.
Suba Suresh wrote:
I tried the following:
1. I created a myApp.xml file with the following and placed the file in
$CA
ME\webapps\ROOT"
directory. We don't want the hyperlinked documents residing where the
webserver resides. It is the reason I moved my application directory.
So what am I doing wrong? Is it something as silly as forward or
backward slash??
thanks,
suba.
Mark Thomas wrote:
Suba Sures
Currently I am developing it on Windows XP. It has to run on both Linux
and Windows OS.
thanks,
suba
Mark Thomas wrote:
What OS are you using?
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the http.conf file with alias. Is there a way
it could be achieved in Tomcat. What are my options?? (If I use file URL
as hyperlink IE and Mozilla blocks them due to security. The link is dead.)
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suba suresh.
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