Webapp deploy problems

[Darin Kuntze <dk...@sgrp.com>]

Hi,

I'm having trouble getting my servlets, residing in a classes directory,
to execute. Tomcat appears to no be able to locate them.

I am using the traditional directory structure with WEB-INF, lib, etc..
Hitting the URL:
http://web:8080/cmscvb/
Gives me a directory listing. I have tested jsp's in this directory
which compile and execute fine. 

But...

When I try to hit the servlet helloWorld.class (which resides in the
classes directory) by accessing the URL:
http://web:8080/cmscvb/servlet/helloWorld
I get a "The requested resource (/cmscvb/servlet/helloWorld) is not
available." message.

I have the webapp registered in the server.xml. I have tried
servlet-mapping (in the web.xml) the servlet to a specific URL. This
results in a "ClassNotFound" error.

I have never had this trouble before... And its driving me insane.

Thank you for your support in advance.


----------------------------
Darin Kuntze
Senior Technologist
The Sacco Group
http://www.saccogroup.com
(p)402.392.2222 x120 



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Re: Webapp deploy problems

[Jeanfrancois Arcand <jf...@apache.org>]

Post your web.xml and server.xml to give more information to all the 
peoples watching this list :-)

-- Jeanfrancois

Darin Kuntze wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm having trouble getting my servlets, residing in a classes directory,
>to execute. Tomcat appears to no be able to locate them.
>
>I am using the traditional directory structure with WEB-INF, lib, etc..
>Hitting the URL:
>http://web:8080/cmscvb/
>Gives me a directory listing. I have tested jsp's in this directory
>which compile and execute fine. 
>
>But...
>
>When I try to hit the servlet helloWorld.class (which resides in the
>classes directory) by accessing the URL:
>http://web:8080/cmscvb/servlet/helloWorld
>I get a "The requested resource (/cmscvb/servlet/helloWorld) is not
>available." message.
>
>I have the webapp registered in the server.xml. I have tried
>servlet-mapping (in the web.xml) the servlet to a specific URL. This
>results in a "ClassNotFound" error.
>
>I have never had this trouble before... And its driving me insane.
>
>Thank you for your support in advance.
>
>
>----------------------------
>Darin Kuntze
>Senior Technologist
>The Sacco Group
>http://www.saccogroup.com
>(p)402.392.2222 x120 
>
>
>
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