Urfan, > > Hi, > > With standard Tomcat configuration you should invoke jsp pages as > localhost:port/MyProj/MyJsp.jsp > > Also check out how <Context/> tag is configured in server.xml file of your > tomcat. > > Regards,
My one and only html page (URL is like this: http://localhost:8181/esp/esp/logout.html) contains a link to "login", this uses this URL: http://localhost:8181/app/esp/main Clicking this result in the previously described 404 message. Web.xml is configured to route all requests to /esp/main/* to a servlet (esp/espServlet which inherits from AppServlet and eventually HttpServelt). I'm sort of perplexed by the "app" here. If I replace it by "esp" then I get the following logged: 25-Oct-2013 11:45:29 ESP Version 3.00.00: AppServlet: show login screen first 25-Oct-2013 11:45:29 ESP Version 3.00.00: Timer :Handled Request of:/login.jsp Used Time: 2.1474836E7s 25-Oct-2013 11:45:29 ESP Version 3.00.00: Timer :Redirected to:/esp/login.jsp Used Time: 0.0s 25-Oct-2013 11:45:29 ESP Version 3.00.00: Timer :Total Request:/login.jsp Used Time: 0.0s And then the URL is redirected to http://localhost:8181/app/esp/login.jsp and the page display the 404 message. The <Context> element in server.xml appears like this: <Context docBase="D:\Data\RMS\wsad\workspace\esp\webApplication" path="/app" reloadable="true" source="com.ibm.etools.webtools.server:esp"/> I have to say this looks very odd! I will go away and read what this is trying to say. :-( But, for sure for "docBase" there is no D drive in scope. Thanks for your suggestion. In such a case as this, knowing where to look is a big help. John D. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
