First, let me say I'm use to Tomcat and not Resin.  So this is a bit
confusing for me...

OK, I have an app, which runs fine it has subdirectories and jsp pages
in these subdirectories.  Works fine.  Now I create a new
subdirectory, put a .jsp in it and I get a 404 message.  It doesn't
see the subdirectory.

I have tried looking in the Apache conf and Resin conf listing the
subdirectory that the app already uses, no dice.  Now in Tomcat, I
create a subdirectory and it just picks it up unless I configure it
not to.

I looked at all the security, at it's fine, same as the existing app,
if not looser just to see if that was the problem.  I opened it up
with a chmod 777 to see if that made a difference, it didn't.

Thanks,
Ross

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> First, let me say I'm use to Tomcat and not Resin.  So this is a bit
> confusing for me...
>
> OK, I have an app, which runs fine it has subdirectories and jsp pages
> in these subdirectories.  Works fine.  Now I create a new
> subdirectory, put a .jsp in it and I get a 404 message.  It doesn't
> see the subdirectory.
>
> I have tried looking in the Apache conf and Resin conf listing the
> subdirectory that the app already uses, no dice.  Now in Tomcat, I
> create a subdirectory and it just picks it up unless I configure it
> not to.
>
> I looked at all the security, at it's fine, same as the existing app,
> if not looser just to see if that was the problem.  I opened it up
> with a chmod 777 to see if that made a difference, it didn't.
>
> Thanks,
> Ross


OK I have more of a handle of what the problem is and it's not sub
directories...  I'm going to do a new post with a better subject
discription...

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