Re: WebSphere AE 4.01

Tom,

What port are you accessing the HTTP server on?  Try 9080.

WebSphere will not serve "static" content unless you are running the
WebSphere HTTP Transport on the port that your web browser is talking to
(in which case you are not using the HTTP Server or Apache at all).  If you
are trying to go through an HTTP server, then the static content has to be
served from that server.  This means you need to configure it properly so
that it can locate the static content.  In other words, the HTTP server
will get a GET request for /Images/Someimage.gif and it will follow its
normal mapping rules to find that resource.  It will not know to look in
the WebSphere path for those files.

Hope this helps.

Mark





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I have deployed my EAR and the contents contain images for some of my web
pages. Everything deployed fine and inside the structure contains the war,
which contains images. When I access the web page My JSP's run, but do not
get the images, I checked the path and everything looks good. Also I cannot
access any HTML files when I put the HTML file in my URL. I am wondering if
there is a security issue that I need to set up. I tried the same thing
with the Samples and I can get images plus the HTML files. The only
difference I see between both is the Role security. Any Assistance would
greatly be appreciated.

Tom

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