> From: Scott Carlson [mailto:scarl...@i2s.com]
> Subject: Re: Ubuntu 8.10 GWT Apache2 Tomcat Servlet Problems
>
> My WEB-INF/classes/ contains the "missing" class...
> MsgServiceImpl.class .. not sure what the heck the problem is..?
You don't have it properl
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Scott Carlson [mailto:scarl...@i2s.com]
Subject: Re: Ubuntu 8.10 GWT Apache2 Tomcat Servlet Problems
That was what I had originally, it has changed often due to
conflicting advice on forums. I did change it back to test.
Leave it as is, without
> From: Scott Carlson [mailto:scarl...@i2s.com]
> Subject: Re: Ubuntu 8.10 GWT Apache2 Tomcat Servlet Problems
> That was what I had originally, it has changed often due to
> conflicting advice on forums. I did change it back to test.
Leave it as is, without the package name. The
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Scott Carlson [mailto:scarl...@i2s.com]
Subject: Re: Ubuntu 8.10 GWT Apache2 Tomcat Servlet Problems
The majority of the forums always bring up web.xml
Which is appropriate, since yours is incorrect. Your URL pattern should be:
/MsgService
- Chuck
> From: Scott Carlson [mailto:scarl...@i2s.com]
> Subject: Re: Ubuntu 8.10 GWT Apache2 Tomcat Servlet Problems
>
> The majority of the forums always bring up web.xml
Which is appropriate, since yours is incorrect. Your URL pattern should be:
/MsgService
- Chuck
THIS COMMU
André Warnier wrote:
Hi.
Instead of POST-ing to the Apache server on port 80, what happens if
you try to send your POST firectly to Tomcat, at http://localhost:8080 ?
Can you send a logfile of /Tomcat/ after you try that ?
Or better : stop Tomcat, remove your webapp, clean the Tomcat logs,
re
André Warnier wrote:
Hi.
Instead of POST-ing to the Apache server on port 80, what happens if
you try to send your POST firectly to Tomcat, at http://localhost:8080 ?
Can you send a logfile of /Tomcat/ after you try that ?
Or better : stop Tomcat, remove your webapp, clean the Tomcat logs,
re
Hi.
Instead of POST-ing to the Apache server on port 80, what happens if you
try to send your POST firectly to Tomcat, at http://localhost:8080 ?
Can you send a logfile of /Tomcat/ after you try that ?
Or better : stop Tomcat, remove your webapp, clean the Tomcat logs,
restart Tomcat, re-deplo
It seems like I've tried most of the suggestions, regarding paths.. I am
obviously missing something?
Thanks in Advanced for your help!
-SCarlson
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