On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 5:58 PM, Burton, Tom (DOR
sponsored)<tom.bur...@alaska.gov> wrote:
> I'm a web developer making the jump from PHP to java. I'm taking over
> a project created by a contractor no longer employed by my division. I've
> been tasked with fixing a couple of minor issues that never got fixed before
> he left.
>
> I'm using NetBeans and tomcat 6.0.16. I'm under the understanding
> that our production server is actually running tomcat 5.5.x but I couldn't
> get NetBeans to even set that as the server for the project. When I run the
> installer for tomcat everything works fine. But once I deploy the application
> the home page and manager pages no longer display properly. There are
> problems with the bundled examples too. The servlets work properly but the
> jsp examples throw an AbstractMethodError:.
"under the understanding"?? "once I deploy the application"??
Yikers. I would strongly urge you to:
1) find out *exactly* what version the production system is running
2) install that version, without involving NetBeans in any way
3) start Tomcat manually and make sure all the default apps and
examples run properly
Then you can try deploying your own app, and resolve any issues
with that. But get the foundation working first.
FWIW,
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