Check your webapp folder structure to be sure it has the proper case.
You should see this structure and exact naming including upper/lower case:
/WEB-INF
/classes
/manager
/LoginManagerServletV2.class
/lib
...jars here....
Windows may be forgiving on this point, but Linux isn't. 32 vs. 64 bit
won't make a difference. Also take a look at your catalina.out and
other log files for exceptions during startup/deployment. They can
point you in the right direction.
--David
Aydın Toprak wrote:
but The system works fine under Windows ... I mean as an example ...
this is my servlet name : LoginManagerServletV2.java
and the the web.xml lines for this servlet :
<servlet>
<servlet-name>LoginManagerServletV2</servlet-name>
<display-name>Login ManagerV2</display-name>
<description>Manager for the manager action</description>
<servlet-class>manager.LoginManagerServletV2</servlet-class>
</servlet>
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>LoginManagerServletV2</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/login</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
this tricky definiton of servlet runs fine under XP ... how ever the
same lines are not enough for to tell the linux-tomcat couple to find
& use it ...
And there is another point that comes in my mind at the moment...
The windows platform is 32 bit ... and of course the J2EE and Jre are
both 32bit...
but the server side, Fedora is 64 bit... also the JRE ...
dose it make a problem ... ?
Richard Mixon wrote:
Aydin,
I do not have reference for any such documentation. However in the
past I
have been bit badly a number of times trying to move a web
application from
Windows to Linux. The other way around works much more reliable.
The two issues that resolved my problem always ended up being:
1) Case sensitivity of file names. Windows will treat "/myApp" the
same as
"/myapp" the same - so if you have been inconsistent in how you
referred to
a file/path name this could be an issue with a "servlet not found"
problem.
2) Line endings of text files - in SOME situations. Sometimes it does
not
seem to matter, but to be sure I would recomment either running the
"dos2unix" utility against all of your text files (XML, JSP, HTML,
etc) or
you can use the equivalent Ant task in your build process, something
like:
<fixcrlf srcdir="src-gen/web/WEB-INF/classes"
includes="ApplicationResources_handCoded.properties"
eol="lf"
eof="remove"/>
Hope this helps -Richard
-----Original Message-----
From: Aydın Toprak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday,
December 01, 2005 7:48 AM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Deploying Servlet Project from Windows to Fedora
Hii,
I have developed web based project that covers many servlets and
uses Postgresql dataBase, on ;Windows platform...
But I want to deploy the software to the Linux (Fedora Core 4 64)
.. However I havent been able to deploy the compleate project
correctly under the linux enviroment..
Tomcat cant find my servlets and so do nothing...
Should I modify the web.xml file of my own .. or do something
different ? ..
I am looking for some clear descriptions or an accurate
documentation to do it...
thanks....
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