anyone using jboss web?

[jpoley]

any good or bad things to say about it?
I am interested to see what people have to say about it.
I really don't see a big reason to move from the jboss/tomcat release,...

[angelone55]

Since you are using JBoss+Tomcat, I would like to know how you got Tomcat to work. Sorry, I know this is not the answer to your question, but since it seems like you know, I'd thought to take a chance.

Where do you configure your application context? Normally in Tomcat 4.x it's in the server.xml, however it doesn't find it. I keep getting "No Context configured to process this request" ???

I set the following:

Under a stand-alone version of Tomcat 4.x this works, however it can't locate JBoss.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[simon555]

Hi,
I have same proplem.Have you gotten the answer?
If you have,may you tell me?I would be greatly appreciated!

[jcordes]

Hi !

Although I think this is the wrong forum after all (the right forum would be either Installation & Configuration or HTTPD, Servlets & JSP) this is my (short) answer:

Put a file called jboss-web.xml into the WEB-INF directory and apply your configuration (have a look at docs/dtd/jboss-web[-your-jboss-version].xml under context-root element).

Hope it helps,

Jochen.

[nixnixnix]

Quick tip.

Java doesn't care about backslashes on Windows. It treats forward slashes ("/") as "canonical". So you can stop using backslashes in your files in the Java language.

Concrete example.:

C:\foo\bar\baz aren't necessary.

Java works happily with:

c:/foo/bar/baz

In fact, if it's the "C" drive:

/foo/bar/baz

works just fine, as Java uses the drive it started on as "/".

[nixnixnix]

I'm using it. It seems to work just dandy, but some of the features of the container don't work. I can't seem to get the JDBCUserRealm to work.

[nixnixnix]

Actually, I'm a poor typist. It works fine, I just had a typo in the properties file.