Could you verify the link you sent. I can't get to it. If its a link to the J2EE specification, I have that.
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> From: Kevin Mullin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Help with Manager Embedded Web Application
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> But in the web document I see when I just use
> http://sy8d:8080 (which brings up the Apache Tomcat 5.5.17
> home page) and then click on "Tomcat Manager" (which brings
> me to the "Tomcat Web Application Manager" web page) and then
> click on "/manager", it uses a URL of
> http://sy8d:8080/manager which then displays a "HTTP Status
> 404 - /manager/" screen, which I thought meant that it
> couldn't find the manager application. What does this really mean?
As I said before:
There is no welcome page or other "master" manager app screen.
A 404 error does not mean app not found - it means the requested URI
does not map to any known servlet, web page, or other resource. If you
want http://sy8d:8080/manager to display something, put a welcome file
in the directory, so Tomcat will have it to fall back on when the
mapping operation fails.
You should probably read, not skim, the Servlet spec to better
understand how this stuff fits together:
http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/final/jsr154/index.html
- Chuck
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