cooper5114 wrote:
> it's a clean download tar.gz from apache.
When you copied x.war to webapps, did it expand into a x directory? If
so, is the contents what you expect? If not, did you change anything in
server.xml? Are the permissions on the file correct?
Mark
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using RedHat packages?
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cooper5114:
So in trying to figure out what was going on, i edited the
webapps/ROOT/index.jsp page to verify that it would change. It didn't. So i
figured it must be cached, so i killed my browser, restarted. No change. I
also deleted $CATALINA_HOME/work directory (which i believe is used for
ca
cooper5114 wrote:
> Apache Tomcat/5.5.26
> OS = RH ES 5
Is this a clean Tomcat install from an Apache tar.gz distro or are you
using RedHat packages?
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> Tomcat version? OS version? JDK version?
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cooper5114 wrote:
> I'm very new to Tomcat so bear with me.
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> I ran into a problem where i couldn't access an application (x.war) that i
> copied to Tomcat's webapps directory. I verified the $CATALINA_HOME env
> variable points to that tomcat. The ip address/port are fine, etc. I can get
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d. No change. I
also deleted $CATALINA_HOME/work directory (which i believe is used for
caching). No change
Any clues?
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