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7.2.1 make_toolkit crashed TeamSite UI

jasonmcneil

TeamSite 7.2.1
Windows 2008 R2 64-bit

Hey all, on a fresh install of 7.2.1 I was trying to get a HelloWorld servlet to run within customer_src. So I created my HelloWorldServlet.java file in the src/ca/testing folder, edited the etc/web.xml in order to map to the Servlet. Pretty light weight stuff, I didn't change or open toolkit.xml or anything else "Fancy".

I opened a command prompt, changed to C:/Interwoven/TeamSite/local/config/lib/content_center/customer_src
then ran:
"C:/Interwoven/TeamSite/iw-perl/iwperl.exe C:/Interwoven/TeamSite/bin/make_toolkit.ipl"

Everything ran fine, compiled my one source file, stopped and started the services with no complaints. I'm thinking, this is relatively painless so far...

So I try to invoke my Servlet at http://localhost/iw-cc/HelloWorldServlet and I get a JBoss 404 error. Ok, I figured it was going too smoothly, no big deal...

But then I tried just going to the normal TeamSite interface at http://localhost (which had been working fine since the install) and I get the same 404 error unfortunately. It seems to have been smart enough to redirect me from http://localhost to http://localhost/iw-cc/command/iw.ui but still a 404 is the result there.

Other Info:
- toolkits.xml appears to be well formed XML (which I haven't edited)
- C:/Interwoven/TeamSite/httpd/webapps is empty (not sure if it had files in it before running the make_toolkit).
- I've looked in a few other threads about a similar issue, which suggest running iwreset -ui, which I tried, to no avail, restarted the server, still no luck

So.... any other thoughts?

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jasonmcneil

I had made a backup of the customer_src folder before trying this, and I cd'ed to that directory and ran make_toolkit again, and that seemed to bring things back up, naturally without my HelloWorld unfortunately...

Strange, the build process didn't complain about any of the (2) files, or indicate any problems, I'll see if I can replicate the problem again

jasonmcneil

Ok, so by running make_toolkit on the original customer_src the TS interface would come back up
By running it in my slightly modified directory, down she goes

To pinpoint what it might have been, I tried adding just a simple java class (non-servlet) and restoring etc/web.xml to its original state, ran make_toolkit, and everything is happy and working. I then put my Servlet class back in the src folder, ran again and everything is fine, so it seems to be something with web.xml, I'll keep pressing and see if I can pinpoint the problem

jasonmcneil

So the problem ended up being my servlet-mapping element within web.xml

Turns out if you don't put a leading / in the element, it won't complain during the build, but will bring down the entire TS user interface. So be VERY careful editing web.xml in your customer_src directory, as a small mistake with no log entries can put a stop to your server.

[html]

authentication

HelloWorldServletName

ca.javasite.servlets.HelloWorldServlet

HelloWorldServletName

/HelloWorldServletUrl

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