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Julio Lerma
Julio Lerma

Reputation: 11

Tomcat send me the message HTTP Status 404 - Not Found

I'm on windows 10, using tomcat, I stalled dspace, and many libraries enter image description here they are located on the folder,dspace\webapps

so acorded to the documentation, point 9 and 10: https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSDOC6x/Installing+DSpace

I create a dspace.xml on Tomcat 10.0\conf\Catalina\localhost, that have the next code:

<?xml version='1.0'?>
<Context
    docBase="C:/dspace/webapps/xmlui"
    reloadable="true"
    cachingAllowed="false"/>

So, when I start Apache Tomcat, and enter to the direction: http://localhost:8080 I have the next view correctly:

enter image description here

But if I try to enter to http://localhost:8080/dspace

I have a 404 page, sorry for the language, it must be in spanish. enter image description here

That is the problem, I tried to do the option b, copy and paste directly the folders from space to Tomcat webapps, but still having the same error.

I'm thinking thatthere is no problem with Tomcat, because if I add a Root.xml y can not enter to http://localhost:8080, naturally because is empty.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1031

Answers (1)

queeg
queeg

Reputation: 9463

What you can see from the error message in the browser is that Tomcat itself is running and reachable, however the web application you were trying to reach was not accessible on that URL.

A better view on what is going on is likely in the Tomcat logfiles which you did not publish.

So now I am assuming that nothing went wrong during deployment of the web application. Then I am still wondering whether the URL http://localhost:8080/dspace is the correct one to use.

Would you like to try http://localhost:8080/xmlui?

Upvotes: 0

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