I got the impression (and I could be wrong here) early on in this thread
you may have dropped your jsp in the apache httpd docroot and tried it
there. This isn't mod_perl or one of those other modules that allow
files to sit directly in the apache docroot or one of it's folders.
If this is the case, move your jsp to a location in webapps/ROOT of
tomcat and try it again.
--David
Ian Caswell wrote:
I set mod_jk to log level debug, and saw it was
telling apache "2No.Host.matches.server.name".
Did some googling, and some sites say it's a
permissions issue, but my startup script chowns
everything to "tomcat"
One page i found said it may be there's no default
context in server.xml.
(http://www.palbrattberg.com/?p=69#comments)
I added a <Context> under my <Host> section,
and now I see apache and tomcat talking in
netstat -an. YAY!
However, still having issues, now instead of a blank
page, I get tomcat's 404 page when i try to load the
test HelloWorld.jsp. I think I'm getting close, I
will turn on debug for tomcat and look for issues.
If anyone has suggestions, pls let me know.
--- John Kojo Ampia - Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
have you added an Include line to the auto folder of
the tomcat conf
directory?
If so then check your tomcat logs for error
messages...
If there aren't any introduce some intentional
errors and see if
server.xml and httpd.conf are being loaded at all.
Then check with all the available logs...
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