When you view the default index.jsp page, you are actually seeing the JSP page in the ROOT directory. By default, it'll read from this directory (read context) if you don't specify any.
For viewing anything placed somewhere other than the ROOT directory in /webapps, you need to specify the context.
In your case, it'd be:http://localhost:8080/myWork/<filename>
Hope this helps. Saket
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I have Tomcat installed, along with JDK1.3.1. As far as I know, all variables are set. When I start up Tomcat, I am able to see the default index page from Apache. I can maneuver through all pages using port 8080.
The problem lies in that when I create a html page, or a jsp page, I place
them in the webapps/myWork folder. Then, when I try to view them using the
localhost:8080, the browser (and I suppose Tomcat) tells me the page can't
be found. What am I doing wrong? A simple html page should just come right
up, I would think. Do jsp pages need to be compiled?
All help is appreciated. Thanks.....
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