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1. Re: help:about access http://localhost:8080/
h2o_polo Jan 14, 2003 7:06 AM (in response to flowerpp)you are modifying the wrong file.
take a look at tomcat*-service.xml in the deploy directory of jboss server. -
2. Re: help:about access http://localhost:8080/
h2o_polo Jan 14, 2003 7:10 AM (in response to flowerpp)On the second thought I am not sure what you are modifying
If you want to customize your tomcat stand alone then you have to modify server.xml that is in conf directory of tomcat.
If you want to customize jboss-tomcat then you would modify tomcat41-service.xml inside the deploy directory of jboss' server that you are starting up. -
3. Re: help:about access http://localhost:8080/
rahuldk11 Jan 22, 2003 9:22 AM (in response to flowerpp)Hello everybody
I am using JBoss-2.4.10 and Tomcat-4.0.6. I am getting same error 'No Context configured to process this request' and on server it is displaying 'StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING configuration error for request URI'
I didn't find tomcat*-service.xml file.
Regards
Rahul -
4. Re: help:about access http://localhost:8080/
rahuldk11 Jan 22, 2003 9:44 AM (in response to flowerpp)Hello everybody
I am using JBoss-2.4.10 and Tomcat-4.0.6. I am getting same error 'No Context configured to process this request' and on server it is displaying 'StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING configuration error for request URI'
I didn't find tomcat*-service.xml file.
Regards
Rahul -
5. Re: help:about access http://localhost:8080/
jfair Feb 24, 2003 8:49 AM (in response to flowerpp)Assuming you are using the embedded tomcat service (tomcat*-service.jar and tomcat*-service.xml) and not tomcat standalone.
The tomcat*-service.xml file is in the server/default/deploy directory.
You shouldn't need to modify this file to deploy a web application. I only modified it to add SSL support to the embedded tomcat service.
To deploy your web application simply copy your war file to the server/default/deploy directory. Jboss should create your context for you. If you deploy test.war, Jboss would create the /test context and you can access it by http://localhost:8080/test. If you need to specify another context (not test), I think you need to add the jboss-web.xml file to the WEB-INF/ directory of your web application and specify the context in there.
John