On 2011/02/24 15:42 PM, Ari wrote: > Starting from the example that ships with Click 2.2.0, I stripped out the > authentication component, > and verified that the app runs fine at > http://localhost:8080/myapp/user/home.htm. > > Then I renamed the home.htm and border-template.htm to jsp extensions, and > changed the corresponding > method call in BorderPage.java to: > > public String getTemplate() { > //return "border-template.htm"; > return "border-template.jsp"; > }
Shouldn't you prefix with a '/' -> "/border..." > > When I browse to http://localhost:8080/myapp/user/home.htm I get: > > _The requested resource (/myapp/user/border-template.jsp) is not available._ Have you placed your border-template.jsp under /user? > > and the Tomcat (6.0.26) logs, with everything set to FINE, say: > [Click] [debug] /border-template.jsp -> CLASS NOT FOUND This is correct. There is no BorderTemplate class. > I then stripped out all the Velocity code and replaced with JSP equivalents, > using the > examples/webapp/border-template.jsp as a guide, but that made no difference. > > However if I browse to http://localhost:8080/myapp/user/home.jsp By accessing JSP directly you are bypassing Click. Remember that Click is generally mapped to serve '.htm' files. That is why you should still ref urls with .htm. Hope this helps. Bob
