This is a discussion on help running servlets within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I have jakarta-tomcat-5 installed alongside my apache web server. I have been trying to get servlets running but ...
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I have jakarta-tomcat-5 installed alongside my apache web server. I have
been trying to get servlets running but cant seem to get it right. How do I run a servlet using tomcat? Once it is running, is there a special directory structure to get to it, e.g. http://<server>/servlet/ ? Thanks Allan |
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The servlets run in a "context" and these are defined in the conf/server.xml
(and also the portnumber). This context usually resides in the webapps directory. In this directory there is a WEB-INF subdir which contains the web.xml which has mappings for the servlet into a java path, which would normally reside in one jar files in the lib director So the linux directory WEB-INF/web.xml will have servlet mappings. The url will be in the form of http://<server>:8080/context/servlet Check the examples to see it in action... goodluck, Jan "Allan Bruce" <allanmb@TAKEAWAYf2s.com> wrote in message news:bu61ub$uto$1@news.freedom2surf.net... > I have jakarta-tomcat-5 installed alongside my apache web server. I have > been trying to get servlets running but cant seem to get it right. How do I > run a servlet using tomcat? Once it is running, is there a special > directory structure to get to it, e.g. http://<server>/servlet/ ? > Thanks > Allan > > |