The requested resource not available in case of JSF

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The requested resource not available in case of JSF

I am using JSF in one of my application and the scenario is as follows:

I have "pages" folder under "WEB"
in side "pages" I have "a.jsp"
When I deploy this application with the local tomcat and access the application it works perfectly ok
but when I deploy this application on my web hosting providers tomcat, it says "The requested resource (/pages/a.jsp) is not available."

In short the thing works perfectly OK on my local server but when I deploy this on my hosting providers tomcat, says reuqested resource not available.

Thanks | ABHI

but when I deploy this application on my web hosting providers tomcat, it says "The requested resource (/abc/a.jsp) is not available."

What is the context root of the webapp deployed on your hosted server. What is the name of the .war file? Do you provide any context.xml? How do you actually access it? And how do you access your app on your local server?

Pascal Thivent 2010-09-12 16:06:07

This is how I access my application on my local machine: http://localhost:8080/MyApp/pages/a.jsf and this is how I access my application on the hosting service providers tomcat www.myapp.com/pages/a.jsf The name of my war is MyApp.war. I am able to access other pages which are not under "pages" folder for ex: www.myapp.com/index.jsf

Abhishek 2010-09-12 16:07:58

@Abhishek Are you sure the application is deployed on `/`? What do you get at http://www.myapp.com/MyApp/abc/a.jsf?

Pascal Thivent 2010-09-12 16:13:27

Yes it is and I get the same "The requested resource" at myapp.com/MyApp/abc/a.jsf

Abhishek 2010-09-12 16:16:07

Infact I have a filer defined for the /pages/* URL, even that seems to be not invoked. Is that because the WAR is not deployed properly and it is still using old web.xml. I am able to see new files and folder though.

Abhishek 2010-09-12 16:18:09

@Abhishek I can't say, you are in contact with your hosting provider, you have the details, you have the instructions, I only suggested the most basic checks to perform in such case. I suggest contacting your provider.

Pascal Thivent 2010-09-12 16:24:50

@Pascal thanks!

Abhishek 2010-09-12 16:25:26

@Pascal, can you tell me more about this context.xml?

Abhishek 2010-09-14 17:50:26

@Abhishek The documentation would be a good starting point: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/context.html. I mentioned it because you can configure a `path` in it.

Pascal Thivent 2010-09-14 17:56:58

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