This question is more suited for the User List.
I believe test is setup as a "webapp" in your installation.
Meaning: you should not include it in any kind of include directive. So
<%@ include file = "/test/hello.html" %>
should be
<%@ include file = "/hello.html" %>
or
<%@ include file = "hello.html" %>
Alfian Hadi wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am facing problem using include directive in tomcat 4.0.4. Here is the
> situation:
>
> I create a new folder named: test under webapps (webapps/test). The folder
> test contains two files:
> - index.jsp
> - hello.html
>
> In index.jsp, this is what I have for the directive:
> <%@ include file = "/test/hello.html" %>
>
> Then I received this error:
> org.apache.jasper.compiler.CompileException: /index.jsp(3,38) File
> "/test/hello.html" not found
>
> It seems that I cannot use the absolute path for include directive with
> tomcat. This is just a simple sample. Actually I have a working JSP
> application that I need to deploy on tomcat 4 and it cannot work because the
> application use a lot of absolute path for the include directive. Any ideas
> ? Thanks.
>
>
> - Alfian -
>
>
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