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Posted to java-dev@axis.apache.org by Nishant Kumar <ni...@itellix.com> on 2004/07/16 06:14:01 UTC
web.xml in web-inf
hi,
i am using axis.war to deploy axis on tomcat. i am also using the
latest axis code from cvs. when the war is deployed then the web.xml
file remains in web-inf dir not in WEB-INF dir.
i use "ant war" for creating a war. the only changes that i have made
in the build file is the following.
replaced
<target name="war" depends="compile, samples, applets"
by
<target name="war" depends="compile, applets"
i guess this is not the desired behaviour or have i missed something.
thanks,
nishant
Re: web.xml in web-inf
Posted by Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>.
aah, it happens. as windows is so forgiving about case, and Java is not,
confusion often arises. Once there is a filename in one case, any
attempts to create/open a file/dir with a different case opens the one
that exists. It is a source of plenty much confusion, and is a dog to
clean up.
Nishant Kumar wrote:
> sorry my mistake. i had done some crap. even the CVS dir were changed to
> lower case and i failed to notice that.
>
> i guess i should have posted this on the users list.
>
> thanks for detailed checklist,
> nishant
>
> On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 16:16, Steve Loughran wrote:
>
>>Nishant Kumar wrote:
>>
>>>i have done a cvs co.
>>>i have not downloaded any code.
>>
>>Can you answer some questions
>>
>>(a) platform: Windows or Unix?
>>
>>(b) in the directory, ws-axis/java/build/webapps/axis
>>is the subdirectory WEB-INF in capitals or lower case?
>>
>>(c) after doing "ant clean", is the directory
>>ws-axis/java/build/webapps/axis absent?
>>
>>(d) after doing "ant war -Dsamples.built=true " , is the WEB-INF
>>directory back, in upper case.
>>
>>(e) if (d) is true, is there also a web-inf dir in lower case?
>>
>>if ( d && !e), then the WAR file that Axis creates is valid and correct.
>>Anything that goes wrong after that is a function of how you are
>>deploying it.
>>
>>(f) how do you deploy to tomcat? Copy the war and restart? Copy the
>>unzipped war, or unzip using some tool?
>>
>>(g) what happens if you clean out tomcat's work directories and redeploy.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 13:58, Steve Loughran wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Nishant Kumar wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>hi,
>>>>> i am using axis.war to deploy axis on tomcat. i am also using the
>>>>>latest axis code from cvs. when the war is deployed then the web.xml
>>>>>file remains in web-inf dir not in WEB-INF dir.
>>>>
>>>>Are you using winzip to unzip your build file and check this? If so, it
>>>>is a quirk of winzip -when winzip sees an all-caps directory, it
>>>>downgrades it to lower case.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> i use "ant war" for creating a war. the only changes that i have made
>>>>>in the build file is the following.
>>>>>replaced
>>>>><target name="war" depends="compile, samples, applets"
>>>>>by
>>>>><target name="war" depends="compile, applets"
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> i guess this is not the desired behaviour or have i missed something.
>>>>>thanks,
>>>>>nishant
>>>>>
>>>>
>
Re: web.xml in web-inf
Posted by Nishant Kumar <ni...@itellix.com>.
sorry my mistake. i had done some crap. even the CVS dir were changed to
lower case and i failed to notice that.
i guess i should have posted this on the users list.
thanks for detailed checklist,
nishant
On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 16:16, Steve Loughran wrote:
> Nishant Kumar wrote:
> > i have done a cvs co.
> > i have not downloaded any code.
>
> Can you answer some questions
>
> (a) platform: Windows or Unix?
>
> (b) in the directory, ws-axis/java/build/webapps/axis
> is the subdirectory WEB-INF in capitals or lower case?
>
> (c) after doing "ant clean", is the directory
> ws-axis/java/build/webapps/axis absent?
>
> (d) after doing "ant war -Dsamples.built=true " , is the WEB-INF
> directory back, in upper case.
>
> (e) if (d) is true, is there also a web-inf dir in lower case?
>
> if ( d && !e), then the WAR file that Axis creates is valid and correct.
> Anything that goes wrong after that is a function of how you are
> deploying it.
>
> (f) how do you deploy to tomcat? Copy the war and restart? Copy the
> unzipped war, or unzip using some tool?
>
> (g) what happens if you clean out tomcat's work directories and redeploy.
>
>
>
>
> >
> >
> > On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 13:58, Steve Loughran wrote:
> >
> >>Nishant Kumar wrote:
> >>
> >>>hi,
> >>> i am using axis.war to deploy axis on tomcat. i am also using the
> >>>latest axis code from cvs. when the war is deployed then the web.xml
> >>>file remains in web-inf dir not in WEB-INF dir.
> >>
> >>Are you using winzip to unzip your build file and check this? If so, it
> >>is a quirk of winzip -when winzip sees an all-caps directory, it
> >>downgrades it to lower case.
> >>
> >>
> >>> i use "ant war" for creating a war. the only changes that i have made
> >>>in the build file is the following.
> >>>replaced
> >>><target name="war" depends="compile, samples, applets"
> >>>by
> >>><target name="war" depends="compile, applets"
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> i guess this is not the desired behaviour or have i missed something.
> >>>thanks,
> >>>nishant
> >>>
> >>
> >
>
Re: web.xml in web-inf
Posted by Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>.
Nishant Kumar wrote:
> i have done a cvs co.
> i have not downloaded any code.
Can you answer some questions
(a) platform: Windows or Unix?
(b) in the directory, ws-axis/java/build/webapps/axis
is the subdirectory WEB-INF in capitals or lower case?
(c) after doing "ant clean", is the directory
ws-axis/java/build/webapps/axis absent?
(d) after doing "ant war -Dsamples.built=true " , is the WEB-INF
directory back, in upper case.
(e) if (d) is true, is there also a web-inf dir in lower case?
if ( d && !e), then the WAR file that Axis creates is valid and correct.
Anything that goes wrong after that is a function of how you are
deploying it.
(f) how do you deploy to tomcat? Copy the war and restart? Copy the
unzipped war, or unzip using some tool?
(g) what happens if you clean out tomcat's work directories and redeploy.
>
>
> On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 13:58, Steve Loughran wrote:
>
>>Nishant Kumar wrote:
>>
>>>hi,
>>> i am using axis.war to deploy axis on tomcat. i am also using the
>>>latest axis code from cvs. when the war is deployed then the web.xml
>>>file remains in web-inf dir not in WEB-INF dir.
>>
>>Are you using winzip to unzip your build file and check this? If so, it
>>is a quirk of winzip -when winzip sees an all-caps directory, it
>>downgrades it to lower case.
>>
>>
>>> i use "ant war" for creating a war. the only changes that i have made
>>>in the build file is the following.
>>>replaced
>>><target name="war" depends="compile, samples, applets"
>>>by
>>><target name="war" depends="compile, applets"
>>>
>>>
>>> i guess this is not the desired behaviour or have i missed something.
>>>thanks,
>>>nishant
>>>
>>
>
Re: web.xml in web-inf
Posted by Nishant Kumar <ni...@itellix.com>.
i have done a cvs co.
i have not downloaded any code.
On Fri, 2004-07-16 at 13:58, Steve Loughran wrote:
> Nishant Kumar wrote:
> > hi,
> > i am using axis.war to deploy axis on tomcat. i am also using the
> > latest axis code from cvs. when the war is deployed then the web.xml
> > file remains in web-inf dir not in WEB-INF dir.
>
> Are you using winzip to unzip your build file and check this? If so, it
> is a quirk of winzip -when winzip sees an all-caps directory, it
> downgrades it to lower case.
>
> > i use "ant war" for creating a war. the only changes that i have made
> > in the build file is the following.
> > replaced
> > <target name="war" depends="compile, samples, applets"
> > by
> > <target name="war" depends="compile, applets"
> >
> >
> > i guess this is not the desired behaviour or have i missed something.
> > thanks,
> > nishant
> >
>
Re: web.xml in web-inf
Posted by Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>.
Nishant Kumar wrote:
> hi,
> i am using axis.war to deploy axis on tomcat. i am also using the
> latest axis code from cvs. when the war is deployed then the web.xml
> file remains in web-inf dir not in WEB-INF dir.
Are you using winzip to unzip your build file and check this? If so, it
is a quirk of winzip -when winzip sees an all-caps directory, it
downgrades it to lower case.
> i use "ant war" for creating a war. the only changes that i have made
> in the build file is the following.
> replaced
> <target name="war" depends="compile, samples, applets"
> by
> <target name="war" depends="compile, applets"
>
>
> i guess this is not the desired behaviour or have i missed something.
> thanks,
> nishant
>