are using MOD_JSERV) :
AddHandler jserv-servlet .do
...
I hope it will help you...
SM
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> De: Oliver Kiessler [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Date: mercredi 24 avril 2002 10:46
> À:Struts Users Mailing List
> Objet: apache + tomcat + *.do m
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From: Jeffrey Bonevich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 8:53 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: apache + tomcat + *.do mapping problem
Very interesting. I am getting similar problems running the
struts-example in Tomcat 4 under Apache 2, so possibly there is a
Very interesting. I am getting similar problems running the
struts-example in Tomcat 4 under Apache 2, so possibly there is a common
cross-version problem going on here. Can you provide the errors from
the log that you get?
I have already posted several times to this list, struts-dev and
to
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hello,
can't solve this problem: i have webspace with a provider that uses
apache 1.3.2something and tomcat 3.2.23. i deployed the struts-example
webapp just for testing. so i opened my webapp in my browser and found
out that all th
hello,
can't solve this problem: i have webspace with a provider that uses
apache 1.3.2something and tomcat 3.2.23. i deployed the struts-example
webapp just for testing. so i opened my webapp in my browser and found
out that all the .do mappings do not work. whenever i access tomcat
directly (por
, November 20, 2001 3:44 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MAPPING PROBLEM
Hi,
Please help me with this problem, I spent hours on it,
but still canotsolve it.
I have a jsp page named "login.jsp" in my application
named "furnnet", also this is the
Hi,
thanks for replying, but I dont really understand your
point much since I am new to struts, can you one more
time, reexplain it to me?
I really appeciate your help.
Binh
--- Yee Keat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There might be several problems in your code, one
> being that the action
> sho
There might be several problems in your code, one being that the action
should be /jsp/login.do (not the extra slash in front) coz if you login.jsp
is in /jsp, and /jsp/jsp does not exist, it won't see the login.do. Try if
that works.
Anyway, you don't have to put your login.do link inside /js
Hi,
Please help me with this problem, I spent hours on it,
but still canotsolve it.
I have a jsp page named "login.jsp" in my application
named "furnnet", also this is the application path, so
if I use Tomcat, the application path looks like this:
TAMCAT_HOME/webapps/furnnet/
in order to oegan
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