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• #The requested resource is not available tomcat 8 full#

After a magical thing happened, I changed it back to false and found that the face can also be opened normally. I just changed it to true after I encountered the sixth problem. I reprinted it and hoped it could help you. but i have not found a solution yetmy web.xml (located in WEB-INF)

Replace the problem project files one by one, exclude them, and locate them until they are resolved. Find a normal same environment (find the same development environment machine of classmates and colleagues or normal demo downloaded online, etc.)ī. The above method has no results, due to the diversity of "HTTP Status 404(The requested resource is not available" exceptions, use the replacement method: Steps:Ī. jsp file, but a servlet (.class) file, you must configure web.xml (under WEB-INF of course) and add the following fields: HelloWorldServlet HelloWorldServlet HelloWorldServlet /HelloWorldServlet Now, I might mention that I did succeed in launching a servlet once before, but that was only if I used a package, say com.example and mapped it in the web.xml file, but as stated before, this deviates from the textbook and I need to get it to work using the default package and ROOT directory.

Please pay attention to their names, do not write classes as classesħ: If what you want to run is not a. description The requested resource (/servlet/HTMLBank) is not available.

#The requested resource is not available tomcat 8 full#

note The full stack trace of the root cause is available in the Apache Tomcat/8.0.22 logs. Since the contents of the META-INF WEB-INF folder cannot be released to the outside world, if you quote files with these two directories, it is definitely not allowed.įor example: is wrong, the file location is wrongĦ: Problems in web.xml in Tomcat server If your web application has multiple jsp pages, you may get a 404 error when you click on the virtual root directory of your web application, but you only need to modify the web.xml web.xml configuration file of the web app in the Tomcat serverĦ: There must be several fixed folders and files under WEB-INF web.xml The configuration file of the web app type Exception report message The requested resource (/nasiknew/not registered). Check whether the file name is written correctly.Ĥ: The directory cannot be referenced Check the location of the file in the "Package Explorer" of Eclipse. If the user is authenticated, but does not have access to view the resource you should get: HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden. HTTP Status 403 (Access to the requested resource has been denied). Check whether the context path is correct Project-Properties-MyElipse-Web- Web Context-root Check whether the path name is written correctly.Ĭ. I have installed Tomcat in my machine and it is running fine. Check whether the IP address and port number of the URL are written correctly.ī.

In this directory (D:\GCTI\SAP BO\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\wdeploy\workdir)Ĭan you please help me to fix this error.The requested resource is not available 8 solutionsġ: Find out if there are the following files under WEB-INF/libģ: URL input error a. type Status report message /BOE/BI description The requested resource is not available.Īlso in the following directory I dont have any anything(it is empty)ĭ:\GCTI\SAP BO\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\wdeploy\workdir\tomcat7\deployed_apps But when I add the BOE/CMC or BOE/BI, it throws the HTTP status 404 error. I am able to open the http for apache tomcat This opens the tomcat home page. The webapps folder in my installation has the following sub folders Im also not able to open " The requested resource () is not available." The error message reads " The requested resource () is not available." After installing Business objects I am having issues opening CMC.