> I might be wrong but maybe you need to set something in your web.xml to > deliver static files. (basically Tomcat is not designed to run static html > files, you can use a combination of Apache serveur + tomcat serveur to do > that).
Sorry but that's just not correct. Any file in the webapp, but outside of the WEB-INF folder can be delivered by the default servlet without any special settings in web.xml or anywhere else for that matter. --David On 12/8/2010 2:45 PM, Victor Kabdebon wrote: > I might be wrong but maybe you need to set something in your web.xml to > deliver static files. (basically Tomcat is not designed to run static html > files, you can use a combination of Apache serveur + tomcat serveur to do > that). > > I strongely recommand you to use an IDE such as Netbeans, create a new Java > Web Application project, put your html file in the project build it. > Netbeans will generate a correct [YourProjectName].war, that you can deploy > or extract to see exactly how it was build, what you need to set etc... > > Victor > http://www.voxnucleus.fr > > 2010/12/8 Lava Saleem <lnsal...@ualr.edu> > >> Hi everyone, >> I have a single page html file with java script embadded in it, I have >> created a war file for it and deployed it successfully but when I click on >> the page I get the below error, the structure of my war file is the >> following >> >> webapp --> filename --> WEB-INF--> filename.htm + web.xml + META-INF >> + classes + lib >> >> I did not modify the web.xml since I don't need the servlets do I need to >> modify anything? >> >> HTTP status 404 >> description the requested resource (/filename/)is not available >> >> Thanks for the feedback >> Lava >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
