Let's look how the examples mapping is specified.
<WebApplication id="examples" mapping="/examples" docBase="examples"/>
this means that the id is examples.. when you type
http://ip:8080/examples you hit the examples webapp that's directly under
the root of jswdk-1.0.1
in your case you want your web apps context to be
at /usr/staff/wapteam and the urls you've posted show a context mapping of
/wapservlets/wap
so in my opinion you have
mapping = /wapservlets/wap
docBase = /user/staff/wapteam
This assumes that you have a WEB-INF directory at
/user/staff/wapteam ... I'd expect you to have a name for your webapp and
have this directory under wapteam.
...
if you go and grap jswdk-1.0.1 and install it
in your directory you can experiment to your hearts
content until you get it working with an "absolute" path for your docBase.
When you have everything you working you can then ask your administrator to
include your webapplication setting in the main server. the docBase should
be the same in both cases if you are using absolute paths.
I strongly recomend that you give that a shot.
So answer your question you really need to explain exactly how you have
things laid out under the wapteam directory.
When you install your own jswdk-1.0.1 just pick a port number that's not
being used already. 8080 is taken by the main server. try 9090
> -----Original Message-----
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> Servlet API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of yilmaz
> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 6:40 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: servlet access problem
>
>
> friends i am sorry for flooding your email boxes with my stupid questions
> but this problem is very important for me, and i just can't relax without
> solving this problem
> you can be sure that i will get quiet after i solve my problem :)
> please bear with me.
>
> i changed the webserver.xml file as follows: ( as suggested by jiger and
> robert)
> <WebApplication id="wapservlets" mapping="/user/staff/wapteam"
> docBase="user/staff/wapteam" maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> my servlets stays under this path
> /user/staff/wapteam/wap/servlets/
> and i use the following url to access my servlets.
> http://140.124.13.4:8080/wapservlets/wap/servlet/HelloWorldExample
> so far is there any mistake?
> if not then why on earth my servlet doesn't pop up in my window?
> the example servlet HelloWorldExample under /usr/jswdk1.0.1/examples/
> can be executed with the following url:
> http://140.124.13.4:8080/examples/servlet/HelloWorldExample
>
> thanks a lot.
> cheers.
>
>
>
>
> > is this correct?
> > <WebApplication id="wapservlets" mapping="/user/staff/wapteam"
> > docBase="user/staff/wapteam" maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> >
> > before making our administrator angry, i just want to be sure?
> >
> > thanks :)
> >
>
> > > Hi yilmaz,
> > > It is obvious that u r getting error. Just swap
> > > /user/staff/wapteam from mappings to docBase & ur problem will be
> solved.
> > >
> > > Bye,
> > > Jiger
> > >
> > >
> > > > > >
> > > >HI EVERYBODY!
> > > >last time (some) friends gave me a kind reply for my
> > > >problem.
> > > >my problem is :I want to use my own directory (which
> > > >is located at /user/staff/wapteam)
> > > >as the servlet root, so that i can easily upload,
> > > >download and modify my the servlets.
> > > >and our campus server uses javaserver web dev kit as
> > > >servlet server and it is located at /usr/jwsdk1.0.1
> > > >as my friends suggested, i added the directory name
> > > >into the webserver.xml file.
> > > >i asked the server administrator to add the following
> > > >line to the webserver.xml file:
> > > ><WebApplication id="wapservlets"
> > > >mapping="/user/staff/wapteam" docBase="wap"
> > > >maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > > >where /user/staff/wapteam is the full path to my
> > > >directory.
> > > >for reference i put the whole webserver.xml content at
> > > >the bottom
> > > >now my problem is : i still can't access my sample
> > > >HelloWorldExample servlet which is located under
> > > >/wap/servlets directory
> > > >i use the following URL to access that servlet
> > > >http://140.124.13.4:8080/wapservlets/wap/servlet/HelloWorldExample
> > > >
> > > >i also used several other probable addresses but in
> > > >vain.
> > > >i can't access. What is wrong with this location?
> > > >CAN SOMEONE TELL ME HOW SHOULD I ACCESS TO MY
> > > >SERVLETS?
> > > >THANKS A LOT IN ADVANCE :)
> > > >YILMAZ AY
> > > >REGARDS
> > > >
> > > ><!DOCTYPE WebServer (View Source for full doctype...)>
> > > >
> > > >- <WebServer id="webServer">
> > > >- <Service id="service0" hostName="dbs.cc.ntut.edu.tw"
> > > >port="8080" inet="140.124.13.4" docBase="webpages"
> > > >workDir="work" workDirIsPersistent="false">
> > > > <WebApplication id="examples" mapping="/examples"
> > > >docBase="examples" maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > > > <WebApplication id="wapservlets"
> > > >mapping="/user/staff/wapteam" docBase="wap"
> > > >maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > > > <WebApplication id="roy" mapping="/roy"
> > > >docBase="roy" maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > > > <WebApplication id="dumy" mapping="/.."
> > > >docBase="dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy/dumy"
> > > >maxInactiveInterval="30" />
> > > > </Service>
> > > > </WebServer>
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