Ouch! I fixed it, after David put me onto typing directly into
the browser (many thanks, David). I had "style.css" in the link reference,
and as soon as I changed that to "/style.css", it found it. And, also, now
there's
no attempt at mapping in the mod_jk log.
But I still have the question as
On Wednesday 16 August 2006 08:16, David Smith wrote:
> aladdin wrote:
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> >On Wednesday 16 August 2006 07:42, David Smith wrote:
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> >
> >>aladdin wrote:
> >>
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> >>>I have an apache-http tomcat configuration set up that works just
> >>>fine, with static htm's, jsp's, and servlets
aladdin wrote:
On Wednesday 16 August 2006 07:42, David Smith wrote:
aladdin wrote:
I have an apache-http tomcat configuration set up that works just
fine, with static htm's, jsp's, and servlets, except for one thing. It
finds all my .htm static content, and, when serving that, uses
aladdin wrote:
> Thanks! I'll check out those logs as soon as I get into work, Meantime,
> what do you mean by "attempt to access them directly"?
Type the url of an css file directly into your browser and see what
the response is. Something like: http://www.apache.org/style/style.css
Mark
On Wednesday 16 August 2006 07:42, David Smith wrote:
> aladdin wrote:
>
> >I have an apache-http tomcat configuration set up that works just
> >fine, with static htm's, jsp's, and servlets, except for one thing. It
> >finds all my .htm static content, and, when serving that, uses the
> >referenc
aladdin wrote:
I have an apache-http tomcat configuration set up that works just
fine, with static htm's, jsp's, and servlets, except for one thing. It
finds all my .htm static content, and, when serving that, uses the
referenced .css style sheets. However, when it goes to tomcat and
serves .j
