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Is your &quot;chat&quot; directory in the standard webapp format? You jar files must go into chat/WEB-INF/libs folder.
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Is your "chat" directory in the standard webapp format? You jar files must go into chat/WEB-INF/libs folder.

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what do you mean - Is your &quot;chat&quot; directory in the standard webapp format?
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what do you mean - Is your "chat" directory in the standard webapp format?

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yes i have all those setup.but does not work.i dont have java classes.the application reads from the jar file
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yes i have all those setup.but does not work.i dont have java classes.the application reads from the jar file

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thanks it worked.i had to restart the tomcat server
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thanks it worked.i had to restart the tomcat server

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hello there,<br />
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i am trying to run a applet file in tomcat.i have my index.html file in C:\Tomcat5.0\webapps\chat and the jar files in C:\Tomcat5.0\webapps\chat\<wbr />files<br />
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but when i run <a href="http://localhost:8080/chat/" rel="ugc">http://localhost:8080/chat/</a>&nbsp;i get this error<br />
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type Status report<br />
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message /chat/<br />
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description The requested resource (/chat/) is not available.<br />
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please help<br />
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cheers<br />
zolf<br />
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hello there,

i am trying to run a applet file in tomcat.i have my index.html file in C:\Tomcat5.0\webapps\chat and the jar files in C:\Tomcat5.0\webapps\chat\files

but when i run http://localhost:8080/chat/ i get this error

type Status report

message /chat/

description The requested resource (/chat/) is not available.

please help

cheers
zolf



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