Well, it was simple - I didn't restart apache after making the mapping
changes in JRun.
It is now working fine after restarting apache.
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Cammarano
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 1:04 PM
To: Richard Cammarano; JSP-INTEREST
Subject: Re: Model 2 - POST from HTML form to Servlet
I can't post from an HTML form to my controller servlet. I get the
error "Not Found - The requested URL "/myApp/search.do" was not found
on this server.
I am using JRun2.3.3 and Apache Web Server (JSP1.0/Servlet2.1) and
created a suffix mapping of "*.do" for "myServlet" in JRun. I have no
problem forwarding to myServlet using <jsp:forward
page="/myApp/search.do" />. However, when I try posting to the servlet
using <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="/myApp/search.do">, I get an error. I
spent some time in the archives and found tons of info on forwarding in
Model 2, but nothing on this issue. This leads me to think I am missing
something simple. Has anyone encountered this?
I appreciate any input.
Rich
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