Unable to install...

[agatha]

I extracted the zip file and changed the run.conf file to include the java home path.After starting up the jboss server.I type the address,
http://localhost:8080.
But all i get is apache tomcat error....saying there is no context....etc.

I am confused abt this error.b coz i have never installed tomcat in my system.Even if it is part of the jboss server error,i do not know how to get rid of it and start theserver.Also at the same time I noticed the error on console as:

Mapping configuration error.

I had also IIS running on my system.But i stopped that service but even then it works in the same manner.


What shall I Do?

Thanks in advance ,
Agatha.

[darranl]

Go to http://localhost:8080/jmx-console

JBoss does not have a default context configured.

[agatha]

It wud be helpful if u can pls elaborate the steps to overcome the problem.To be frank,I am sorry i diint get the statement.

JBoss does not have a default context configured,

Thanks,

[darranl]

The error you have received is correct.

JBoss is not configured to display a page when you go to http://localhost:8080

The error that is being displayed is because JBoss is not configured to display a page when you go to http://localhost:8080

It is the correct behaviour of JBoss to display an error when you go to http://localhost:8080

If you go to http://localhost:8080/jmx-console and you are given access to the JMX console then everything is working fine.

[agatha]

Thanks buddy.

I got the console.but a doubt still lingers..
I had downloaded a ear file and deployed that in the server in a folder of its own(according to the .xml file)

When i started the server and typed the localhost:8080

I got the same errror.but when i included the folders path in the url.;i got the appliation to work.

Whats the reason that it doesnt show up in the localhost:8080?

Neverthless, Thanks .
I thought that there was some problem with my setup.

[juha]

Nothing shows up under localhost:8080 unless you explicitly configure the context-root to be in the root directory. Default behavior is to create a context root per deployment based on the deployment name.