It's a Jetty trouble, I guess...
Hello All.
I'm a current user of anclick 1.1 at 150.185.71.101:8080 running jetty/mckoi on a MacOS Xserver machine.
Normally, when I start AntClick, I get the following messages:
Last login: Fri Mar 12 09:54:32 on console 201-211-175-100:~ veta21ca$ /Users/veta21ca/Desktop/CLIDEC-11/antclick.sh /Users/veta21ca/Desktop/CLIDEC-11/antclick.sh: line 37: [: too many arguments Starting Helma in directory /Users/veta21ca/Desktop/CLIDEC-11 Starting HTTP server on port 8080 Adding to classpath: /Users/veta21ca/Desktop/CLIDEC-11/lib/ext/mckoidb.jar Starting Helma 1.4.3 (2005/03/15) on Java 1.5.0_22
Until now, everything was working well but, suddenly (probably after the last XServer macOS update), when I open my browser at "localhost:8080" or 150.185.71.101:8080, now it allways reports:
Error 404 - Not Found.
No context on this server matched or handled this request.
Contexts known to this server are:
As a far I understood, the message that I am seeing says that there is no web app deployed with no context, so nothing's handling requests to "localhost:8080". It then says it will give you a list of contexts that are handled, but it doesn't, which probably means that there are no web applications deployed at all.
I have no idea and any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks in advance!!!
tobi Verwaltung
What is inside your apps.properties file?
click
## mount antville at root
antville
antville.mountpoint = /
antville.appdir = apps/antville/code
## mount the static dir
antville.static = apps/antville/static
antville.staticMountpoint = /static
## mount manage app explicitely to avoid
## conflict with antville's manage_action
manage
manage.mountpoint = /manage/hop
##
antville.uploadLimit = 99999
# Defining a mail server:
smtp = camelot.rect.ucv.ve
# Setting the duration after a request times out:
requestTimeout = 360
# Setting the duration after an inactive session times out:
sessionTimeout = 60
Thanks Tobi!!!
tobi Verwaltung
Looks ok to me. Hm. Did you check if all your paths are correctly set? Like the one to the apps directory or the helma directory itself?
click
Great help! :=> http://javatest.org
It looks like, Apple MacOs X users where left behind and they must deal with buggy versions of Java. For whatever reason, Java on the Mac comes from Apple. Java on Windows, Linux and Solaris comes from Sun. Apple is always behind the curve, that is, they are late in releasing the latest versions of Java for the Mac OSX.
I just downloaded and tried to run Antclick 1.2 on the same Tiger XServer (X.4.11) but, unfortunately it didn't work.
I think that it's time for me to switch the Mac XServer.
Otherwise, we will remain stuck because the older versions of Java.
Everything seems to be fine with Antville. Thanks anyway!!!