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Tomcat addresses initially cannot be resolved without path
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Tomcat addresses initially cannot be resolved without path
Summary: Tomcat addresses initially cannot be resolved without
path
Product: Tomcat 4
Version: Unknown
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: Minor
Priority: Other
Component: Unknown
AssignedTo: tomcat-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: bin@simongibbs.co.uk
I installed the JWSDP 1.0 ea1 on a mandrake machine. When typing
http://hostname:8080 from a Windows box on the LAN it gives an error "No
Context Configured to Process this Request".
It does this until you request http://hostname:8080/ or
http://hostname:8080/index.html at which point http://hostname:8080 resolves
to http://hostname:8080/index.html.
I subsequently tried the same from a colleagues Linux Mandrake machine on the
same LAN via the IP (the server hostname does not resolve on his machine, even
for ping) in this instance http://hostname:8080 resolved directly to
http://hostname:8080/index.html. I have not tried this before getting MSIE6 to
resolve the address and so its unclear as to whether this is a MS problem or a
problem with the server. In all cases the machines had been freshly booted and
were communicating for the first time.
It seems though that Tomcat can't figure out some URI aliases until after the
first sucessful request to an alias that includes the full or partial path.
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