Please Help

[pawan <pa...@indiamart.com>]

Hello,

I've followed all the steps there in how to Tomcat IIS how to and final i
got a green upward arrow in the filters added in My Site in IIS.
but now whenever i place any JSP page inside my site's directory and run it
from browser it is not processed. though if i place directly under
Tomcat/Webapps/root
it works absolutely fine.

Can you please tell me where is the problem.

Thanks
-Pawan kinger

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ServletPath Problem

[micky <mi...@truexchange.com>]

I am running linux 6.2 tomcat 3.2.1.

I created a WAR file called dci.war and placed it in the webapps dir. When I
try to access the directory through the web I get a page not found error. I
can access the other default tomat directories. I can also call html pages
from the /dci directory.

I belive the problem is related to the JSP path.

When looking at the logs. I see JspEngine --> /examples/num/*.jsp
					   ServletPath: /example/num/*.jsp

The above works

When it does not work I see JspEngine --> /dci.jsp
				    ServletPath: /dci.jsp

I believe it should look like JspEngine --> /dci/dci.jsp
				    ServletPath: /dci/dci.jsp

My question is Where do I specify the Directory so that the JSP reads the
default. I thought all of this was taken care of when you use a war file in
webapps dir.

thanks in advance



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