; From: Harlan Messinger
> Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 1:33 PM
> To: Tomcat Users List (E-mail)
> Subject: IIS/Tomcat: scriptlets, POST not working
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> In my new IIS/Tomcat configuration, IIS *seems* to be forwarding
> requests for JSPs to Tomcat, because it displays the
it doesn't know how to
handle JSP, it ignores it, and just serves the HTML.
Ideas? Thanks.
Harlan Messinger
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Folks,
Chris Ruegger and I solved the problem we reported earlier. I had
isapi_redirector.dll properly installed as an ISAPI filter for the
*site*, but we discovered that ISAPI filters are also installed at the
*server* level, and one of them was from a JRun installation that I'm no
longer using.
Luca,
Does there have to be a separate tag for each host name? I
haven't gotten this far, but since the default Host tag has the name
"localhost" I'm deducing that it's only good for requests that come in
for the host "localhost". To be sure, this seems clunky, since it means
you have to duplica
OK, thanks. You're right, it still didn't help :), but I got my green
arrow back.
I can't help wondering about the number of people who try to link IIS
and Tomcast 4 together, *all* having to go through this exercise.
> -Original Message-
> From: Wagoner, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
ue&action=Submit
gives me "The specified module could not be found." Using Tomcat's
built-in HTTP service,
http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/colors/colrs.jsp?color1=red&color2=bl
ue&action=Submit
does work, so Tomcat itself isn't the problem, it's th
