In support of my email below, I am attaching the logs. As they are not in zip format, I hop they will not be removed. Else, I need to copy and paste each one of them :)
--- On Fri, 7/2/10, rahul <iamrahu...@yahoo.com> wrote: > From: rahul <iamrahu...@yahoo.com> > Subject: Re: Tomcat 6.0.26 with Java 6 update 20 on Sun Solaris 5.8 Sparc - > Web application unable to execute properly > To: "Tomcat Users List" <users@tomcat.apache.org>, p...@pidster.com > Date: Friday, July 2, 2010, 4:53 AM > Hi > > > What are you doing to build the .war, running an Ant > script > > perhaps? > > > > Does your build process include OS specific > configuration? > > > > Where are the OS specific configuration files you > mentioned > > placed on > > the filing system? > > > > What is different about the server.xml, in the two > > different Tomcat > > installations? > > > > What do the logs says during startup in each Tomcat? > > (You might clear > > the logs and start a fresh one for each server) > > Yes, we do run an ANT script to build the war. The ANT > script uses the build.properties file that has couple of > file system references. The build.xml, however does NOT have > any such EXPLICIT references. So, when I build the war it > takes the jars and sources from the provided locations and > build at the provided target location. Now, I will > re-iterate - > 1. I tried building the war in Windows and worked fine. I > transferred the war to UNIX, it mis-behaves as described > earlier. > 2. I tried building the war in UNIX, it mis-behaves as > described earlier. I transferred the war to Windows and it > worked fine. > > The config files are located in a directory structure, that > directory location is provided in the catalina.bat startup > script. If they are not provided correctly, it will throw > errors while starting up the app. > > Windows and UNIX startup logs are attached herewith. I do > not see any much difference in between the logs except for > the file systems. > > Another additional comment - Its not only the back button > that tends to display the Search Result, a refresh of the > page also displays the page properly. So, in short, click on > search, 404-Page Not Found turns up. Refresh it, or Back > Button of browser, Search result turns up. This is the > mis-behaviour in UNIX I have been mentioning. > > Thanks and Regards, > Rahul > > >
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