I've installed Tomcat 3.2.1 on an IIS5.0 and Win2k. Everything is working fine, I can get the servlet and jsp examples to run from http://localhost/examples/jsp but the big problem is that when I want to try to run the same thing on the live site it seems like tomcat is not responding to servlets anymore :-( So the real strange thing is that when I type localhost on the machine that's also connected to the internet as http://www.xeven.com will not show tomcat webapps eg. http://www.xeven.com/examples/jsp I don't get it, can someone explain me how to solve this problem and what I am doing wrong? For example there is an webapp hosted under webapps/pblearning which I gave a virtual directory under IIS to http://www.xeven.com/pblearning All the static content is showing fine, but as from the moment I try to run a servlet it does not work no more, but it _does_ work when entirely run the webapp under http://localhost/pblearning/html/index.html (to start) on the _same_ machine! regards, Wim Praet. >>Ryan Bolger wrote: >> >> I've tried testing the current build of the isapi-redirect.dll with Win2k >> Server and IIS 5.0 with not much success. When trying to access servlets >> or JSP's, I get an application error in inetinfo.exe about not being able >> to read memory. But I wasn't expecting it to work in the first place >> because it wasn't written for it. >> > >It does run, many reported that to me. The reason I am not changing this >todo line yet is that I do not have IIS5 to test on. > >What is this current build? Is this Tomcat 3.1 or something that you >grabbed >from the CVS? > > Gal Shachor > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
