JSP page not getting displayed

I have a JSP page in one of the directories in TS71.
When I click on this JSp page, it should display the output. But I am getting 400 error.
Now I understand that tomcat is to be configured for proper display of JSP. Where do I look for tomcat config files in TeamSite ? FIle structure in for Apache and Tomcat looks different in TeamSite rather than when Apache Tomcat is installed standalone.

Please guide me , how to configure these directories which contain JSPs.

Thanks

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ISCBorisB

I have a JSP page in one of the directories in TS71.
When I click on this JSp page, it should display the output. But I am getting 400 error.
Now I understand that tomcat is to be configured for proper display of JSP. Where do I look for tomcat config files in TeamSite ? FIle structure in for Apache and Tomcat looks different in TeamSite rather than when Apache Tomcat is installed standalone.

Please guide me , how to configure these directories which contain JSPs.

Thanks

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Adam Stoller

I have a JSP page in one of the directories in TS71.
When I click on this JSp page, it should display the output. But I am getting 400 error.
Now I understand that tomcat is to be configured for proper display of JSP. Where do I look for tomcat config files in TeamSite ? FIle structure in for Apache and Tomcat looks different in TeamSite rather than when Apache Tomcat is installed standalone.

Please guide me , how to configure these directories which contain JSPs.

Thanks

If you need an application server to preview the content - then you either (a) need to install and configure an application server on the TS server - this would be completely distinct from the application server used by TS itself; or (b) need to set up a proxy redirect so that your attempt to preview a JSP file in TeamSite is redirected to another server where the application is running and can render your code (this might require more setup if there are any other references to code / content on the TS server that needs to be accessed / rendered by the application server)

The apache, tomcat, and/or jboss applications that come with TS are intended for use only by the TS GUI and not for custom usage to render the content - if you need to render the content then it is up to you to supply the additional web and/or app servers to do so.

worries

What Goti said is right
here is the configuration to redirect the your JSP preview to Different App or Web server

1. Add the following in the proxy_preconnect_remap section in the iw.cfg file:[iwproxy_preconnect_remap]_regex=^.*/WORKAREA/WA1/(.*jsp)=http://techspot6w2k3:8888/ac/$1Replace techspot6w2k3 with the server-name and 8888 with Tomcat port and ac with a user directory.
2. Edit server.xml under [tomcat home]/conf to add the following:<Context path="/newapp"docBase="Y:/default/main/WORKAREA/WA1"debug="1"reloadable="false"/>
3. Save the files and restart Tomcat and Interwoven Proxy services.
4. Now click on the JSP file in WA1. You will now be able to preview the JSP file in WA1.

If You Still need to redirect to servlet Engine(comes with Jboss server)i can give the changes too,For this you don't need to install any server.

ISCBorisB

What Goti said is right
here is the configuration to redirect the your JSP preview to Different App or Web server

1. Add the following in the proxy_preconnect_remap section in the iw.cfg file:[iwproxy_preconnect_remap]_regex=^.*/WORKAREA/WA1/(.*jsp)=http://techspot6w2k3:8888/ac/$1Replace techspot6w2k3 with the server-name and 8888 with Tomcat port and ac with a user directory.
2. Edit server.xml under [tomcat home]/conf to add the following:<Context path="/newapp"docBase="Y:/default/main/WORKAREA/WA1"debug="1"reloadable="false"/>
3. Save the files and restart Tomcat and Interwoven Proxy services.
4. Now click on the JSP file in WA1. You will now be able to preview the JSP file in WA1.

If You Still need to redirect to servlet Engine(comes with Jboss server)i can give the changes too,For this you don't need to install any server.

If you copy / paste a KB article instead of just providing a link you might at least do it correctly.
Also, this method will not allow to preview JSPs in the context of the actual application for which they're intended

Aghosh

Hi , i was also having the same issues as above and was in a stand still as i was not sure why things were not working after doing the above changes its working fine ,just make sure that all services are working fine

worries

I din't have KB Article but this is the actual process mentioned in support(tomcat).if you all want for teamsite 7.2,let me know i can still post it.