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Do the other JSPs in the same webapp work fine?
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We use 3.5.4
It is true that the html uses lower cases letters
and that the jsp name has two upper case letters.
But when I type it directly witht teh correct case
the problem still remain.
In fact it is like if the jsp is not processed at all
I will have a look at the http server config.
The JSPProcessor is enabled.
Is there something else to enable in WAS?
Many thanks
Gilles
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From: Frances Stewart [mailto:francess@us.ibm.com]
Sent: jeudi, 11. juillet 2002 14:39
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Page cannot be found
What version of WebSphere App Server are you using? Are you invoking the
JSP with exactly the correct case of the jsp file name? If you upgraded to
3.5.6, a few days ago, the problem might be to do with the new case
sensitivity being used for the file names being served (there is something
on this i n the release notes).
Frances Stewart
WebSphere Application Server for iSeries 400
IBM Rochester
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Hi all,
A very strange thing just appeared on our production system.
We have an HTML page that directly calls a JSP. Since two days I have
"Page cannot be found" when I try to call the jsp, as if it did not know
how
to interpret this jsp page.
We just made a release two days ago, but this jsp has not been affected by
the code release. No change. We just have deleted the temporary compiled
jsps.
We have added fop, xalan and xerces packages in the websphere classpath.
The problem is that I cannot find any error anywhere. Just sometimes a
TXDocument cannot
be instanciated. I have changed the classpath to remove xalan and xerces
but
it didn't change
the problem.
I have been searching for 4 hours and I am out of ideas.
Could you please give me some idea to knwo where to search?
Many thanks
Gilles
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