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IIS - jsp file download on port 80
First, thanks in advance for any help with this...
I've gotten Tomcat 4.0.4 set up and everything works well if I connect to
port 8080. I'd like to be able to serve servlets and jsp's transparently to
users over port 80. However, if I connect through port 80 and try to grab a
.jsp file all I get is a download prompt asking me if I want to save the
file to my hard drive. (You can see for yourself:
http://128.200.156.162/home/jsp-files/fruit.jsp
<http://128.200.156.162/home/jsp-files/fruit.jsp> ).
(you can also see that Tomcat works on port 8080:
http://128.200.156.162:8080/jsp-files/fruit.jsp
<http://128.200.156.162:8080/jsp-files/fruit.jsp> )
I'm not sure what needs to be changed. Do I need to add an application
mapping for .jsp's to the default web site in IIS? If that's so, I'm not
sure what to map it _to_. Would it be isapi_redirector.dll? I tried setting
Tomcat to run on port 80, but Tomcat just breaks. Is the problem that I'm
using the warp connector? Should I be using something else?
I've put a copy of all the Tomcat configuration files in:
http://128.200.156.162/home/jeff/tomcat/conf/
<http://128.200.156.162/home/jeff/tomcat/conf/> . As far as I can tell,
everything is set up correctly... I took out ajp12 because it isn't used in
anything. Removing it didn't seem to affect anything...
I'll be happy to summarize and post the solution to the group, once it's
worked out. And again, thanks for any help!
Jeff Polaski
Manager, Web Services
Research & Graduate Studies
University California, Irvine
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RE: IIS - jsp file download on port 80
Posted by Andrew Conrad <an...@msn.com>.
Hey Jeff,
It doesn't look like your IIS redirector is working at all. You
uriworkermap.properties says that I should be able to go to
http://x.x.x.x/examples but it isn't working, but if I access it on port
8080 it works fine. Sooo, it's tough to say exactly what you have
configured incorrectly.
Here are a few things to check. Make sure you have a virtual directory
on your web site called "Jakarta" and make sure it points to the
directory that isapi_redirector.dll resides.
Make sure your ISAPI filter has a green arrow in your ISAPI filter list.
Here is a step-by-step installation guide to take a look at.
http://www.getnet.net/~rbarr/TomcatOnIIS/default.htm
- Andrew
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffrey Polaski [mailto:jpolaski@rgs.uci.edu]
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:00 PM
To: 'tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org'
Subject: IIS - jsp file download on port 80
First, thanks in advance for any help with this...
I've gotten Tomcat 4.0.4 set up and everything works well if I connect
to
port 8080. I'd like to be able to serve servlets and jsp's transparently
to
users over port 80. However, if I connect through port 80 and try to
grab a
.jsp file all I get is a download prompt asking me if I want to save the
file to my hard drive. (You can see for yourself:
http://128.200.156.162/home/jsp-files/fruit.jsp
<http://128.200.156.162/home/jsp-files/fruit.jsp> ).
(you can also see that Tomcat works on port 8080:
http://128.200.156.162:8080/jsp-files/fruit.jsp
<http://128.200.156.162:8080/jsp-files/fruit.jsp> )
I'm not sure what needs to be changed. Do I need to add an application
mapping for .jsp's to the default web site in IIS? If that's so, I'm not
sure what to map it _to_. Would it be isapi_redirector.dll? I tried
setting
Tomcat to run on port 80, but Tomcat just breaks. Is the problem that
I'm
using the warp connector? Should I be using something else?
I've put a copy of all the Tomcat configuration files in:
http://128.200.156.162/home/jeff/tomcat/conf/
<http://128.200.156.162/home/jeff/tomcat/conf/> . As far as I can tell,
everything is set up correctly... I took out ajp12 because it isn't used
in
anything. Removing it didn't seem to affect anything...
I'll be happy to summarize and post the solution to the group, once it's
worked out. And again, thanks for any help!
Jeff Polaski
Manager, Web Services
Research & Graduate Studies
University California, Irvine
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Re: IIS - jsp file download on port 80
Posted by Prashanth Pushpagiri <pr...@yahoo.com>.
Try adding a application mapping in your IIS console.
(IIS console --> Home Directory --> Configuration App
Mapping), I'm using IIS 5.0 in win2k professional.
In this console add the .jsp entension and map it to
isapi_redirect(or).dll where ever it is stored. That
should work. Also, check to see if your web
application has script and executable access.
Prashanth
--- Jeffrey Polaski <jp...@rgs.uci.edu> wrote:
> First, thanks in advance for any help with this...
>
> I've gotten Tomcat 4.0.4 set up and everything works
> well if I connect to
> port 8080. I'd like to be able to serve servlets and
> jsp's transparently to
> users over port 80. However, if I connect through
> port 80 and try to grab a
> .jsp file all I get is a download prompt asking me
> if I want to save the
> file to my hard drive. (You can see for yourself:
> http://128.200.156.162/home/jsp-files/fruit.jsp
> <http://128.200.156.162/home/jsp-files/fruit.jsp> ).
>
> (you can also see that Tomcat works on port 8080:
> http://128.200.156.162:8080/jsp-files/fruit.jsp
> <http://128.200.156.162:8080/jsp-files/fruit.jsp> )
>
> I'm not sure what needs to be changed. Do I need to
> add an application
> mapping for .jsp's to the default web site in IIS?
> If that's so, I'm not
> sure what to map it _to_. Would it be
> isapi_redirector.dll? I tried setting
> Tomcat to run on port 80, but Tomcat just breaks. Is
> the problem that I'm
> using the warp connector? Should I be using
> something else?
>
> I've put a copy of all the Tomcat configuration
> files in:
> http://128.200.156.162/home/jeff/tomcat/conf/
> <http://128.200.156.162/home/jeff/tomcat/conf/> . As
> far as I can tell,
> everything is set up correctly... I took out ajp12
> because it isn't used in
> anything. Removing it didn't seem to affect
> anything...
>
> I'll be happy to summarize and post the solution to
> the group, once it's
> worked out. And again, thanks for any help!
>
>
> Jeff Polaski
> Manager, Web Services
> Research & Graduate Studies
> University California, Irvine
>
>
>
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> To unsubscribe, e-mail:
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