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| Re: quesiton for testing sample.http.registry with equinox in servlet container [message #81289 is a reply to message #81271] |
Wed, 17 January 2007 16:04   |
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Originally posted by: skaegi.sympatico.ca
Hi Simon,
It sounds like the problem might be with your first step.
Creating an archive of the project won't do it.
You need to "export as a deployable plugin" to the WEB-INF/eclipse
directory.
WAS 6.1 works fine however until you have the basics working I'd suggest
using Tomcat and starting it manually as a first step e.g. bin/startup.
This will give you access to stdin/out and the "console" which really helps
for finding problems when you're getting started.
Type "ss" to list your bundles and their status as a start. "?" lists the
other commands -- learning the basics of the console is definitely
worthwhile.
HTH
-Simon
"Simon" <kungfubuda@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:eolfuj$nut$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> hi, i'm stuck on figuring out how to test the sample.http.registry
> project as described in Equinox in a Servlet Container documentation.
> Here are the steps I've perfomred:
> 1. I've exported the sample.http.registry project as a jar and dropped
> it into the /plugins directory of bridge.war.
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> 2. I deployed bridge.war to a web server (WebSphere Application Server
> 6.1) and ran /sp_test, /sp_deploy, and /sp_start successfully.
>
> 3. I tried to invoke the helloworld servlet by doing
> http://myhost:9081/bridge/ext/helloworld, and i received a 404 error
> (target servlet cannot be found).
>
> Did I mess up somewhere in testing this plugin? I'm rather new to
> Equinox, how do i check the error logs of Equinox that's embedded in a
> web application? Thanks.
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