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Thad,
A huge thanks to you. I modified my wrapper.classpath
entries and everthing is working fine for me.
My servlet uses certain LDAP related jar files that were
reflecting in my CLASSPATH on the shell but the JVM
was unable to find them at runtime. So i was getting a
404. I added them using the wrapper.classpath directive
in jserv.properties.
Anyways, a nice lesson learnt ! ;-) Thought would put it on
the list in case anyone encounters such a problem.
Thanks again !
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Karthik K
Hewlett Packard India Software Operations,
1, Habibullah Road, T.Nagar,
Chennai, INDIA
Thad Parker wrote:
> > The solution to Error 404 (File not found) could be easy: If your
> > servlets are part of a package, then you have to use the fully
> > qualified name in the browser.
> >
> > Example:
> >
> > Servlet 'Hello' is in the package mycom.myprojects.myservlets,
> > and you mounted the corresponding servlet zone to 'myzone',
> > then you have to access the servlet under
> > HOST:PORT/myzone/mycom.myprojects.myservlets.Hello
> >
> > Andy
> >> Rob,
> >>
> >> I am having the same problem as Thad. I've had this problem for
> >> sometime now !! can't figure out why i get a 404 even though my
> >> class file is present. Also the same class file runs fine on Java Web
> >> Server and on the web server provided with JSWDK !
>
> Its working now. I'm not exactly sure what I did to fix it, but I think I
> was using a class that was not listed in the wrapper.classpath. Making sure
> that everything was listed correctly seems to have solved the problem.
>
> Thad
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