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Re: WebFacing error : HTTP 404 page not found

That is the app server just trying to encode special characters so that 
they are correct.  Now, does this mean that you have an ampersand (&) and 
a space in the context name?  That could be one reason why it won't work. 
If so, go to the project properties and change the context root for the 
project.

Mike

Mike Hockings, P.Eng.
WebSphere Development Tools for AS/400  -  CODE/Designer & WebFacing !
IBM Canada Ltd. Laboratory 
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Dear Mike,

The reason I tried to set CCSID or code page from WDSc; the log read
"Request Processor Exception: Virtual Host/WebGroup Not Found : The Web
group /TF&amp;#37&#59;20Test2/ has not been defined".

I am pretty sure my webfacing project did not contain any special
characters( Test2 in this case) and looks like to me the host try
looking for one with that? => TF&amp;#37&#59;20Test2.

 
Thanks & regards, 
 
Leonard Thum 
thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 


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On Behalf Of Mike Hockings
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 10:27 PM
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] WebFacing error : HTTP 404 page not found

Hi Leonard,


We are running some proxies for IE thing;
would it be any reason close enough to cause problem to the test

server?

You should not need to be using any sort of proxy to get to a WF app 
running in the test environment.  If the proxy is for accessing internet

stuff outside your local environment maybe it gets confused when trying
to 
access your local machine?  I don't really know for sure but I'd try 
turning it off for now and see how it goes.  Or you might try using your

local machine name instead of "localhost".


Is there a place I can check and specify my code page or CCSID for my
WDSc?


Why do you think that you need to change the CCSID for WDSC?   The
locale 
for WDSC (5.1.2.x) is set by whatever your PC locale is set to.

Mike

Mike Hockings, P.Eng.
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IBM Canada Ltd. Laboratory 
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Dear Michael,

Sorry, I am using WDSc express test server actually. How silly am I to
restart the IIS server.

But the point is, when I restart my pc, the test would work for a short
while, not every time though. We are running some proxies for IE thing;
would it be any reason close enough to cause problem to the test server?


 
Thanks & regards, 
 
Leonard Thum 
thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 


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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 8:41 PM
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] WebFacing error : HTTP 404 page not found

I'm pretty sure you can specify the code page for the webfacing project.
I'm
not sure where though.

You're using IIS as the web server? You aren't using the WDSc test
server?

On 7/18/06, Leonard <thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Dear Michael,

For those project that I created, I do not use special character.

But what I realised something strange was; when I restart my PC and
restart the IIS server manually, it works for a while. Meaning, it

works

for a certain testing at the beginning and doesn't after a while.

Is there a place I can check and specify my code page or CCSID for my
WDSc?


Thanks & regards,

Leonard Thum
thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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On Behalf Of Michael Ryan
Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2006 7:11 PM
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] WebFacing error : HTTP 404 page not found

Are you using special characters in your invocation name? This:

/TF&amp;#37&#59;20Test2/

Makes me think you have an ampersand (&) in the name.  Then maybe two
unprintable (in the CCSID?) characters (#37 and #59) and then a blank
(20)
and then Test2.  Try an invocation name with no special characters or
embedded blanks and see if that helps.

On 7/15/06, Leonard <thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Dear all,

Would anyone be able to help on this?
I tried to create a new webfacing project; but sometimes it works

and

sometimes it didn't.

Is this caused by the corrupted invocation/index page of webfacing?


Thanks & regards,

Leonard Thum
thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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Subject: [WDSCI-L] WebFacing error : HTTP 404 page not found

Dear all,

I hit an error when I try to test my Webfacing project on the

Express

Test Server 5.0, cannot bring up my default/index webfacing screen

in

IE

browser.

I am currently using Win XP Pro SP1, WDSc V5.1.2 running on WAS

Express

5.0.

Extract of the error from WDSc attached:
7/10/06 17:34:10:125 SGT] 3e2e4ae6 HttpTransport A SRVE0171I:

Transport

http is listening on port 7,080.
[7/10/06 17:34:12:250 SGT] 3e2e4ae6 HttpTransport A SRVE0171I:

Transport

https is listening on port 7,443.
[7/10/06 17:34:12:266 SGT] 3e2e4ae6 HttpTransport A SRVE0171I:

Transport

http is listening on port 7,090.
[7/10/06 17:34:12:594 SGT] 3e2e4ae6 HttpTransport A SRVE0171I:

Transport

https is listening on port 7,043.
[7/10/06 17:34:12:656 SGT] 3e2e4ae6 RMIConnectorC A ADMC0026I: RMI
Connector available at port 7809
[7/10/06 17:34:12:734 SGT] 3e2e4ae6 WsServer      A WSVR0001I:

Server

server1 open for e-business
[7/10/06 17:34:18:266 SGT] 36030ae7 OSEListenerDi E PLGN0021E:

Servlet

Request Processor Exception: Virtual Host/WebGroup Not Found : The

web

group /TF&amp;#37&#59;20Test2/ has not been defined

Is it anything to do with my localhost? I have tried restarting the

IIS

but no help. I believe it should have nothing to do with Webfacing

for

the initial page is not even connecting to the webfacing yet.


Thanks & regards,

Leonard Thum
thumls@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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Jerry,

If you are debugging an application in V5R3 or later, you could use

the

Step Return fuction (F7) to get back to your desired source.

Regards,

Xuan Chen,  Problem Determination Tools for iSeries
(905) 413-3769 T/L 969-3769
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Thanks Adam,

Yes you are on the right track. I'm aware of F6=step, but I find

that

if

I'm not careful enough, and between F5, F6, F7 & F8 I often find

myself

viewing a source member that I don't need to view then I have to go

back

to my desired souce, set a break point and the do an F8 just to get

back

to my desired souce so that I can continue my debug session.

This is a workflow issue I guess, and I think it would be more

efficient

if I could stay in the flow of the debug within the desired module.

Regards, Jerry

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