David Brown wrote:
Hello,Patrick Kosiol writes:Hi,
I am using the Tomcat 4.0.4 as a standalone-server. Esspecially because JBuilder7 supports Servlet debugging.
OK.
I have an webApplication that includes a client- and a server-directory (package). The server-dir contains the Servlet-Class and the client-dir contains the client, of course. This client is a java.applet and does work fine (it is startet through out a html-page). But my problem is to connect to the servlet.
I have also tried to put the .war file into the %CATALINA_HOME%/webapps - folder and added the Lines
"<!-- TOMCAT Bfpl-Context --> <Context path="/myApp" docBase="myApp" debug="0" reloadable="true" />" into the server.xml.
So the .war - File should be extracted at the next start of Tomcat. But that doesn't work What am I doing wrong?
An other question is: "How do I connect from an Applet or a java.frame (opened by the applet) to this servlet. What the adress of the servlet?
So my Applet is working fine but I do not get a connection to the servlet, so I cannot get my data from the webserver. :-(
I hope anyone can help me. thx
Patrick
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Hello Patrick, based on ur info i have to make some assumptions. from ur statment: "I have also tried to put the .war file into the %CATALINA_HOME%/webapps - folder..." and on: "So the .war - File should be extracted at the next start of Tomcat. But that doesn't work..." i am compelled to ask: does the .war expanded into something expected like: $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/myApp? if not, this is the source of ur problem. if u do get expansion does this exist?: $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/myApp/WEB-INF/web.xml? if not, this is the source of ur problem. if u do have a web.xml then look 4 the following (depending on package naming): $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/myApp/WEB-INF/classes/<package name>/myApp/myApp.class (assuming ur servlet is named myApp.java). if this does not exits then definitely a source of problems. one small observation: ur statement: "I have also tried to put the .war file..." is disturbing because any good development system should work such that correct deployment is "automatic". i'm not criticisizing jbuilder and borland. i like borland products. and, i'm not criticisizing u 4 ur choices. it just seems many people have problems w/ tc dev based more on deployment issues. if u have not progressed try the following: try to use the command line and deploy a "test" servlet (not myApp). and, invoke the servlet from the browser. ur applet should be outside ur "webapps" environment. if u can invoke ur test servlet then try to invoke it from ur applet. if u r comfortable working from the command line u might want to try the ant build system that is used to build the tc "/examples" applications. ant is a very powerfull tool and can really help w/ deployment issues. ide's r ok 4 debugging "code" issues but i have found most "java" developers have issues based more on: packaging, directories, files systems and deployment in general than "code" issues. hope this helps, david.
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1. I do not get any expansions.
2. My DirectorySystem is:
WEB-INF
classes
myApp
client
server
Can that works that the client and the server classes are in there folders? These Directory is created by JB so that should also work in Tomcat.
Patrick
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