I have design a webApp with NetBeans IDE. It works fine on localhost, but when I deploy it on my host, trying to access the servlets give me a 404 error. My servlet dos include the URLpattern and the Name specifications, like this The servlet just does a “redirection” to a .jsp If I use the URL www.mysite/faq.jsp it works
Tag: tomcat
Deploy WAR to Tomcat (Spring Boot + Angular)
I am trying to deploy the Spring Boot Application with WAR packaging to Tomcat 10. The application gets deployed successfully, however, when I try to access the endpoints it results in 404 Not Found. WAR File: application.war Tomcat webapps/application folder consists of following and index.html (Angular) have <base href=”/”> As discussed here, I have added a class AppServletInitializer which extends
Creating a storage for images directly in tomcat folder (Java)
I searched around the web and here and couldn’t find a conclusive answer to this rather simple question. I am using Java+MySQL+HTML and CSS. I created a webapp, and in this webapp the user can upload the photos path to the database .At the same time I am creating a folder completely outside of tomcat to copy inserted images there.
Using Spring Boot without Maven
I am trying to write a simple Java program that displays Hello World as a microservice. I am using Spring Boot, but due to security reasons at my company, I am unable to use Maven. Therefore, I have no option but to download the jar files and add them to my project. I have done so, and made sure I
Spring Boot graceful shutdown
I am developing a Spring Boot application backed by embedded Tomcat and I need to develop a graceful shutdown with the following steps: stop processing new HTTP requests (stop web container) process all already accepted requests shutdown Spring ApplicationContext *do the steps above sequentially (one by one) How can I achieve this? P.S. Spring Boot 1.5.20.RELEASE, Java 8 Answer I
How to get a context.xml working with Tomcat and IntelliJ IDEA
I’ve been learning about connection pools, and I have gotten one working by using Tomcat’s PoolProperties. Now I would like to set one up using a context.xml file with Tomcat and IntelliJ, but I can’t get this to work. How is this done? A new project with a 4.0 Web Application framework can automatically create a web/WEB-INF directory with a
Spring Boot Application not starting. Error: Stopping Service [Tomcat]
I am not able to run my Spring Boot application with embedded Tomcat. It was working fine till now and I did not make any changes in configuration. When i run the application as Spring Boot App in eclipse the tomcat stops immediately during startup. I tried restarting machine, eclipse, refreshing project, recreate the .m2 repositories but it did not
Why should Tomcat’s PersistentValve not be used where there may be concurrent requests per session?
In the class comments at the top of PersistentValve there is a usage constraint: Why is this constraint here? Perusing the code I see three reasons: Concurrent requests for the same session on different Tomcat instances may be subject to “last write wins” and thus potential loss of session data. Concurrent requests for the same session on the same Tomcat
Tomcat enable CORS: POST request from Safari returns 200, Chrome and Firefox return 403
I have backend running on Tomcat 8.5, Java Spring on Amazon EC2 instance. I make a POST request from my React app. The requests from Chrome and Firefox return 403, while the request from Safari returns 200 and the expected data. After some research I found out that I must add this code somewhere to enable CORS. I am not
Spring Boot: How to disable Tomcat startup logging?
I’m using Spring Boot 2.0.x with Logback. On startup of my application (using an embedded tomcat), I see several INFORMATION log messages (written to standard error) which apparently originate directly from the embedded tomcat. In contrast to the rest of all my logging, these messages seem to not be written by Logback. The messages have the following content: I’m not