9 Replies Latest reply on Oct 12, 2006 4:29 PM by peterj

    Cannot see page

    angbellavia

      I start the JBoss Server and it says it starts fine in the console, but when I go to the Web and type:

      http://localhost:8080

      It says page cannot be found. I am not behind any firewalls and this is just a standalone workstation.

      Any Ideas?

        • 1. Re: Cannot see page
          peterj

          A few questions:

          1) Which OS are you running?

          2) What JVM are you running? Enter "java -version" at a command prompt and post the reply.

          3) Which version of JBoss are you running?

          4) How did you install JBoss? Did you:
          a) Download an unzip the binary zip file, or
          b) Download and run the installer jar file

          If you installed using the installer jar, what options did you select?

          • 2. Re: Cannot see page
            angbellavia

            OS is Windows XP (for now)

            JVM is 1.5.0._09

            I just downloaded JBoss yesterday so I am assuming the newest version.

            I uncompressed the files to C:\jboss (did not use the installer)

            When I run jboss I was told to run like: ...\bin\run -c all

            This seems to work fine and in the end says that the server is started.

            Thanks,

            • 3. Re: Cannot see page
              peterj

              What was the name of the file that you downloaded? Was it jboss-4.0.4.GA.zip?

              What files are in this directory: c:/jboss/server/all/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/ROOT.war?

              • 4. Re: Cannot see page
                angbellavia

                The file name is: jboss-4.0.4.GA.zip

                And in that folder there are:

                2 folders:
                manager
                WEB-INF

                and 4 files:
                favico.ico
                index.html
                jboss.css
                logo.gif

                Thanks,

                • 5. Re: Cannot see page
                  peterj

                  This is very curious. The index.html file that you listed is the default home page for JBoss. So it is sitting there in the correct location. So you should be able to view it in the browser.

                  Were there any errors in the command window during startup?

                  Are you running a firewall on your XP box? Such as the built-in firewal or Zone Alarm?

                  Finally, if you run the default configuration (simply enter: run), can you see the home page?

                  • 6. Re: Cannot see page
                    angbellavia

                    This is weird.

                    Currently I had the environment variable named JAVA_HOME set to:

                    C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_09

                    I changed this location and the environment variable location to:

                    C:\jdk1.5.0_09

                    And now everything works fine!!!....:)

                    So I guess I'm up and running...

                    • 7. Re: Cannot see page
                      peterj

                      No, it is not wierd. I am not sure why Sun decided that it was a good idea to place the JDK into "Program Files" by default because many Java libraries have issues with spaces in the path.

                      Glad you are up and running.

                      • 8. Re: Cannot see page
                        angbellavia

                        I have a follow up question:

                        I'm trying to create a helloworld app to test.

                        I put the helloworld.ear file that I created into:

                        c:\jboss\server\all\deploy

                        but when I go to "http://localhost:8080/hello" it does not run and says page cannot be found.

                        my application.xml file in my META-INF folder of my helloworld app contains the following:

                        <?xml version="1.0" ?>
                        -
                        <display-name>Hello Java EE World!</display-name>
                        -
                        -
                        <web-uri>web-app.war</web-uri>
                        <context-root>/hello</context-root>




                        Any ideas?

                        Thanks again,

                        • 9. Re: Cannot see page
                          peterj

                          I think the < context-root > should be simply 'hello', without the slash (/) prefix.

                          Do you have a < welcome-file-list > in your web.xml file?