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Old 04-26-2005
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running apache on unix

Hi,
I am running an application on apache/tomcat under unix.
It was working fine until I stopped both tomcat and apache and restarted both.
Now I am getting 404 not found error.
Is there something here that I am missing.
Any help will be appreciatd.
Thx
Karthik
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Old 04-26-2005
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Usually Tomcat and Apache runs independent on the same server. Starting/stopping either one should not have any effect on the other.

The 404 error is generated by Apache or Tomcat?

For Tomcat, you may need to trace from the server.xml to the deployment descriptor (web.xml) and something like that. Probably you may wish to dig out the relevant error log for more details. Or, just deploy your application again to ensure things are correct (some config may have been modified when Tomcat is running, which are not reflected until it is restarted)

For Apache, usually changes are reflected instantly, and it is easier to trace the problem as the path mapping mechanism of Apache is considerably simpler.
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