[ivj]

Hi!

I have resin-pro-3.0.12 running.

I create a simple web project, configure it to work on “/”. Create a simple .jsp page which references a Test class.

So, when I do the deployment thingy, everything works just fine.

Now, when I start up the server, everything works just fine as well.

However, when I request the page at “localhost:8080/” i get Resin’s default page.

If I request “localhost:8080/myProject/” THEN I get my page. But this is only the beginning of the problems.

The page starts to complie, but it tells me that it can’t find my Test class.

I look in my resin directory, and I have a /deploy/myProject (hmm, I guess myeclipse created it). Test class is in it’s proper location (WEB-INF/classes), and everything seems to be fine.

I look at conf/resing.conf and I see nothing talking about the deploy folder (Except for some uncommented “ear” which I don’t know what it is).

So, can you tell me what the problem could be? And can you tell me how myeclipse gets resin to work with “deploy” directory?

[ivj]

Hmm 🙂

ok apparently the “/myProject” was in fact declared in the project’s properties (even though I could swear I specified just “/” when I was creating it).

Also, class Test was in the default package, and I moved it into “test” package, and everything started working. Yooupie!

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