Other point, the Geoserver directory's structure is
->geoserver
--->data
----->coverages
----->.....
----->.....
----->www (In this directory is the hello.jsp that it don`t work)
--->editarea
--->gmaps
--->images
--->META-INF
--->openlayers
--->popup_map
--->preview
--->rss
--->schemas
--->WEB-INF (In this directory is the xml files)
----->classes
----->jsp
----->lib
----->pages
----->tld
Regards
Abel
"Caldarale, Charles R" <chuck.caldar...@unisys.com> escribió:
From: aqu...@itssaconsulting.com [mailto:aqu...@itssaconsulting.com]
Subject: RE: Error JSP don`t support on tomcat 6.0
I added, in the end of web.xml, this sequences
If you mean you added them to the Geoserver WEB-INF/web.xml, that's
the wrong thing to do. The JSP servlet is already mapped in
Tomcat's conf/web.xml file, which is shared by all webapps. By
duplicating that in Geoserver's WEB-INF/web.xml, you will create
conflicts.
Look through the Geoserver WEB-INF/web.xml to see if it already maps
some URL pattern that overrides Tomcat's defaults.
- Chuck
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