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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by German Amaro <ge...@hotmail.com> on 2003/03/15 17:18:44 UTC

some questions - i cant make them work: apache1.3.27 - mod_jk tomcat4.18

hi again
just some quetions more

allways its necesary to put your *.jsp , *.class files or yor application 
tree on this directory? i mean webapps/ROOT/

what exactly are JkMount /*.jsp ajp13, JkMount/servlet/* ajp13 directives 
used for? does it mean that i should create a directory called "servlet" on 
the apache directory tree?

always is it required to create the WEB-INF tree ? and where should i put 
it? apache's directory tree or tomcat's directory tree

thanks for the answers
or any hint that you could give me
sorry for these newbie things
German Luis

>German,
>Make sure the test.jsp is under Tomcat's ROOT directory. 
> >webapps/ROOT/test.jsp



German Amaro wrote:


hi
everyone
im starting whit these things


just try to find an answer but i havent found it yet
im testing this configuration: apache1.3.27 mod_jk tomcat4

when i try to do this http://localhost/test.jsp

i get

TOMCAT 4.18 ERROR 404 --NO AVAILABLE

/test.jsp resource not available


o followed all the steps on the howto's
--Directives on httpd

--mod_jk (both ; bin and built from source)

--workers.properties

so i think is something you might know.
there are something to do whit server.xml and web.sml in CATALINA_HOME/conf

I use LinuxRH7.3 tomcat4.18

thanks in advance


German
pd
tomcat works fine in standalone mode



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