Tomcat setup with IIS

[Jim Suplizio <ji...@marathoninnovations.com>]

  Ok, I realize that this is my third email on this topic but I'm pretty sure I'm real close but
  missing something small.

  I followed the "how to" documentation to set up Tomcat with IIS. I have the green arrow in my
  ISAPI filters, the jakarta virtual directory and the registry entries. I've checked and double checked
  these. I'm running Tomcat 3.1 under win2k. I got to the point in the "how to" where we're supposed
  to be able to run the examples. I've tried running these only to be staring at the
  "The page cannot be found" error. Now I'm a little unclear as to whether or not I needed to create a
  virtual directory to point to the examples directory so I tried that, same error. I have checked access
  on both the jakarta and the examples directories they looked fine (gave all out access on both, just
  to be sure). Now there are a few things that I thought were odd
  1) Directory browsing was turned on for the examples virtual directory and yet I was unable to browse
      the directory. I created a temp directory pointing to the same directory (c:\tomcat\webapps\examples)
      and I can browse going through that one. I can bring up the index.html but, as expected, trying to run
      a jsp page it just loaded the source for the page into the browser.

  2) Both the uriworkermap.properties and workers.properties files reference ajp12 yet my tomcat.conf
      sets ApJServDefaultProtocol ajpv12. I've tried playing with this and it didn't seem to have any effect.

  I have checked and rechecked that all the paths are correct and they seem to be. I'm attaching the 
  isapi.log file which really doesn't seem to contain a lot.

  Jim

Re: Tomcat setup with IIS

[Alexander Krasilnikov <we...@neonweb.ru>]

  I have the same problem. Try to add port number into your browsers query string. For example, http://localhost:8080/index.jsp
  It will be work, but of course this is not a convenient way of problem's solution. As far as i know this problem is character of win2000/iis5 configuration.
      

    Ok, I realize that this is my third email on this topic but I'm pretty sure I'm real close but
    missing something small.

    I followed the "how to" documentation to set up Tomcat with IIS. I have the green arrow in my
    ISAPI filters, the jakarta virtual directory and the registry entries. I've checked and double checked
    these. I'm running Tomcat 3.1 under win2k. I got to the point in the "how to" where we're supposed
    to be able to run the examples. I've tried running these only to be staring at the
    "The page cannot be found" error. Now I'm a little unclear as to whether or not I needed to create a
    virtual directory to point to the examples directory so I tried that, same error. I have checked access
    on both the jakarta and the examples directories they looked fine (gave all out access on both, just
    to be sure). Now there are a few things that I thought were odd
    1) Directory browsing was turned on for the examples virtual directory and yet I was unable to browse
        the directory. I created a temp directory pointing to the same directory (c:\tomcat\webapps\examples)
        and I can browse going through that one. I can bring up the index.html but, as expected, trying to run
        a jsp page it just loaded the source for the page into the browser.

    2) Both the uriworkermap.properties and workers.properties files reference ajp12 yet my tomcat.conf
        sets ApJServDefaultProtocol ajpv12. I've tried playing with this and it didn't seem to have any effect.

    I have checked and rechecked that all the paths are correct and they seem to be. I'm attaching the 
    isapi.log file which really doesn't seem to contain a lot.

    Jim