Deploying .war-s on Tomcat give 404 error
I set up a Tomcat 9 server. I pointed the HOME location in catalina.bat to the correct Java jdk folder. Then I tried to deploy some .war files in the webapps directory. The manager page reports that the files are deployed successfully but when I try to open the pages they all give a 404 error. I have no idea why despite searching google and this site. The deployed .war files are created based on tutorials found by googling or by downloading examples from Github. For example:
https://github.com/sndpchatterjee07/FileUpload
https://github.com/furkanertas/Secure-File-Uploading
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2013/08/file-upload-example-in-servlet-and-jsp.html
Does anyone know why this might be happening?
java tomcat intellij-idea
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
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I set up a Tomcat 9 server. I pointed the HOME location in catalina.bat to the correct Java jdk folder. Then I tried to deploy some .war files in the webapps directory. The manager page reports that the files are deployed successfully but when I try to open the pages they all give a 404 error. I have no idea why despite searching google and this site. The deployed .war files are created based on tutorials found by googling or by downloading examples from Github. For example:
https://github.com/sndpchatterjee07/FileUpload
https://github.com/furkanertas/Secure-File-Uploading
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2013/08/file-upload-example-in-servlet-and-jsp.html
Does anyone know why this might be happening?
java tomcat intellij-idea
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
What's the exact content of your web.xml and the URL you invoke in your browser? Do apache tomcats' examples work under /examples/ ? Can you verify the welcome file is correctly placed within the .war?
– Selaron
Jan 3 at 14:40
For the javacodegeeks example, the web.xml file is copied exactly from the tutorial:
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:53
I accidentally deleted the examples folder from webapps some time ago so I can't test those. web.xml is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF index.jsp and result.jsp are under src/main/webapp
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:56
Have you tried to deploy artifacts manually?
– y.bedrov
Jan 10 at 14:45
I've tried copying the .war files into the webapps directory and then starting the Tomcat server. I've also tried starting the server and on the manager page selecting the .war file and clicking deploy.
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 11 at 14:12
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I set up a Tomcat 9 server. I pointed the HOME location in catalina.bat to the correct Java jdk folder. Then I tried to deploy some .war files in the webapps directory. The manager page reports that the files are deployed successfully but when I try to open the pages they all give a 404 error. I have no idea why despite searching google and this site. The deployed .war files are created based on tutorials found by googling or by downloading examples from Github. For example:
https://github.com/sndpchatterjee07/FileUpload
https://github.com/furkanertas/Secure-File-Uploading
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2013/08/file-upload-example-in-servlet-and-jsp.html
Does anyone know why this might be happening?
java tomcat intellij-idea
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
I set up a Tomcat 9 server. I pointed the HOME location in catalina.bat to the correct Java jdk folder. Then I tried to deploy some .war files in the webapps directory. The manager page reports that the files are deployed successfully but when I try to open the pages they all give a 404 error. I have no idea why despite searching google and this site. The deployed .war files are created based on tutorials found by googling or by downloading examples from Github. For example:
https://github.com/sndpchatterjee07/FileUpload
https://github.com/furkanertas/Secure-File-Uploading
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2013/08/file-upload-example-in-servlet-and-jsp.html
Does anyone know why this might be happening?
java tomcat intellij-idea
java tomcat intellij-idea
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
asked Jan 3 at 13:44
Roderick HaygroveRoderick Haygrove
11
11
What's the exact content of your web.xml and the URL you invoke in your browser? Do apache tomcats' examples work under /examples/ ? Can you verify the welcome file is correctly placed within the .war?
– Selaron
Jan 3 at 14:40
For the javacodegeeks example, the web.xml file is copied exactly from the tutorial:
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:53
I accidentally deleted the examples folder from webapps some time ago so I can't test those. web.xml is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF index.jsp and result.jsp are under src/main/webapp
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:56
Have you tried to deploy artifacts manually?
– y.bedrov
Jan 10 at 14:45
I've tried copying the .war files into the webapps directory and then starting the Tomcat server. I've also tried starting the server and on the manager page selecting the .war file and clicking deploy.
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 11 at 14:12
add a comment |
What's the exact content of your web.xml and the URL you invoke in your browser? Do apache tomcats' examples work under /examples/ ? Can you verify the welcome file is correctly placed within the .war?
– Selaron
Jan 3 at 14:40
For the javacodegeeks example, the web.xml file is copied exactly from the tutorial:
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:53
I accidentally deleted the examples folder from webapps some time ago so I can't test those. web.xml is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF index.jsp and result.jsp are under src/main/webapp
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:56
Have you tried to deploy artifacts manually?
– y.bedrov
Jan 10 at 14:45
I've tried copying the .war files into the webapps directory and then starting the Tomcat server. I've also tried starting the server and on the manager page selecting the .war file and clicking deploy.
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 11 at 14:12
What's the exact content of your web.xml and the URL you invoke in your browser? Do apache tomcats' examples work under /examples/ ? Can you verify the welcome file is correctly placed within the .war?
– Selaron
Jan 3 at 14:40
What's the exact content of your web.xml and the URL you invoke in your browser? Do apache tomcats' examples work under /examples/ ? Can you verify the welcome file is correctly placed within the .war?
– Selaron
Jan 3 at 14:40
For the javacodegeeks example, the web.xml file is copied exactly from the tutorial:
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:53
For the javacodegeeks example, the web.xml file is copied exactly from the tutorial:
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:53
I accidentally deleted the examples folder from webapps some time ago so I can't test those. web.xml is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF index.jsp and result.jsp are under src/main/webapp
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:56
I accidentally deleted the examples folder from webapps some time ago so I can't test those. web.xml is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF index.jsp and result.jsp are under src/main/webapp
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:56
Have you tried to deploy artifacts manually?
– y.bedrov
Jan 10 at 14:45
Have you tried to deploy artifacts manually?
– y.bedrov
Jan 10 at 14:45
I've tried copying the .war files into the webapps directory and then starting the Tomcat server. I've also tried starting the server and on the manager page selecting the .war file and clicking deploy.
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 11 at 14:12
I've tried copying the .war files into the webapps directory and then starting the Tomcat server. I've also tried starting the server and on the manager page selecting the .war file and clicking deploy.
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 11 at 14:12
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What's the exact content of your web.xml and the URL you invoke in your browser? Do apache tomcats' examples work under /examples/ ? Can you verify the welcome file is correctly placed within the .war?
– Selaron
Jan 3 at 14:40
For the javacodegeeks example, the web.xml file is copied exactly from the tutorial:
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:53
I accidentally deleted the examples folder from webapps some time ago so I can't test those. web.xml is under src/main/webapp/WEB-INF index.jsp and result.jsp are under src/main/webapp
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 3 at 14:56
Have you tried to deploy artifacts manually?
– y.bedrov
Jan 10 at 14:45
I've tried copying the .war files into the webapps directory and then starting the Tomcat server. I've also tried starting the server and on the manager page selecting the .war file and clicking deploy.
– Roderick Haygrove
Jan 11 at 14:12