Hi Jesus,
[No need to create context for a WAR file]
Thanks for the info on WAR files not needing to be registered in
server.xml (I haven't done a WAR deployment in way too long--you forget
things when everything works for months and months). At any rate, my
problem isn't that it can't find the
J M Craig/Alpha-G wrote:
Hi Folks,
snip...
At any rate, I've put the soap.war file into the webapps directory and
modifed the Tomcat server.xml file to point to it
If you deployed / put the soap.war file under the webapps directory,
then there should no need to modify server.xml. To
Hi Mark,
Log files? Sheesh, why didn't I Oh well. Here's the log from a
shutdown of Tomcat--the startup is below. As you can see it shuts down
several contexts just fine and then says /soap wasn't ever started--no
surprise:
2003-02-19 11:51:48 StandardHost[localhost]: Removing web applica
Hi Mark,
Log files? Sheesh, why didn't I Oh well. Here's the log from a
shutdown of Tomcat--the startup is below. As you can see it shuts down
several contexts just fine and then says /soap wasn't ever started--no
surprise:
2003-02-19 11:51:48 StandardHost[localhost]: Removing web applica
Dear All:
I am in the process of working with Apache SOAP v2.3.1. I am having
trouble locating SMTP and POP3 Bean Suites from IBM that are needed to
run the demos
included in v2.3.1 Would you be able to send me or point me to the
locations for these resources. Any help would be greally appre
Hello Vuko!
Yes, I think your setup might be similar enough to be useful (although
it must be nearing the end of your day--or past it by now). If you're
using the JK2 connector, it'd be very similar, I'm sure. Are you using
the JK2 connector?
So, the first question is: did you have to rebuild
John,
What do the Tomcat logs say? Find the section where it's trying to delpoy
the soap application. That may give you some clues.
I have a soap .war of around the same vintage. If I have time I'll dump it
into a Tomcat 4 installation and let you know if it works.
-Mark
> -Original Mess
Mark,
Thanks for the suggestions--the one thing I forgot to mention is that I
have other JSP apps working fine; the only one that's unhappy is Soap.
That is, I already had Tomcat & Apache playing together (never mind how
long that took :-|); what I'm trying to do is add Soap to a working
set-u
Madhavi,
1.
This may be due to CLASSPATH too. (edit this)
2.
remove the ds/xml files from different locations, where classpath might
point to.
3. If
not get in, remove all the dds and ds and run the admin client through command
prompt.
Hope
this should work.
Mohan
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John,
One thing that greatly helps me debugging Tomcat/Apache configs is to allow
Tomcat to listen to its own HTTP port. If you can access the resource
(servlet, jsp, whatever) directly from Tomcat then the problem is with the
Apache-Tomcat connection. Tomcat should listen to port 8080 by defaul
Hi!
Neil! Thanks for UR reply. I have tried rebuilding .ds file as you said
but it didn't work for me. I am stilling getting the same problem.
Any further ideas or suggestions on this problem would be very much
appreciated.
best regards,
Madhavi
At 10:08 18/02/2003 -0800, you wrote:
I had a simila
Hello,
I don't know which earlier versions you are referring
to, so my experience may not be relevant, but what I have
working together is:
Tomcat 4.1.12 + JDK 1.4.1 + soap 2_3_1
And it's working fine as far as I can tell. I am still
rather novice in this world and I have done probably
only rath
Hi Folks,
Does anyone have this working? I understand that 1.4 has rather
different XML processing class organization (presumably Xerces.jar isn't
necessary). But, do I need to remake the soap.jar and war files with 1.4
in order to make this all work? (I didn't do that because I thought I'd
gi
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