Francis GALIEGUE wrote:
On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 21:08, André Warnier <a...@ice-sa.com> wrote:
Rajkumar Singh wrote:
Hello guys,
I am using tomcat version 6.0.29. The tomcat is deployed on the OS Linux.
I created a war file named ROOT.war and dropped it under the tomcat
"webapps" folder. The WAR consists of JSP, JAR, XML and static files like
images, javascript and CSS.
The tomcat expanded the WAR file properly and I was able to get to the
dynamic files of my application through the URL. However what I noticed was
that all the static files are not fetched from the server. I get 404 error
in my firebug (Using firefox as my browser).
And the dynamic files are shown correctly, no problem with that. Even my
application is making the database call and making right transaction with it
Can someone please help me in resolving the issue? Is there any
configuration that needs to be done on the tomcat server. To let you all
know, this is the first time I am working on the tomcat 6 version.
To my knowledge, there is nothing "special" in terms of configuration
required to allow Tomcat to serve static files, if they are in the right
place.
(Of course, this applies to a "standard" Tomcat downloaded from
tomcat.apache.org; things may be different for pre-packaged Tomcat's from
other sources).
To get more help, you will need to provide some additional information.
Since you are using firebug, you should be able to see which exact URL the
browser requests for one of these static elements.
Give us an example, and also tell us the path of this same element on disk.
What may also help is the content of the ./WEB-INF/web.xml file of your
application, and the ./META-INF/context.xml if there is one (all comments
and passwords removed).
And also tell us where you got your Tomcat from, and where you find Tomcat's
"server.xml" file.
I'd say, first, configure an AccessLogValve and give the output of it.
Tomcat definitely cannot find the requested files and there has to be
a reason for it.
There is certainly a reason, but we don't know yet if it is really Tomcat sending the 404
replies.
The access log would help, presuming the requests really go to that same Tomcat.
But the firebug data should tell us that.
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