John Todd wrote:I don't see a reason why your Spring-powered application won't work.
Spring after all isn't a runtime environment that needs to be installed in order to work.
If you Java application was working, it should works when you powered is with Spring.
Do you mind to post the log file?
Thanks for your immediate response. We actually tried the "springapp" sample application which is given in "spring-framework-2.5.6\docs\MVC-step-by-step\html_single". We followed all the procedure mentioned in it to create the "springapp" sample application. The sample application works well on local machine. But when we upload the war file of application to "godaddy" server we get Resource not found error. We used jstl tags for redirecting index page to home page
Since we are having shared hosting, the godaddy is not allowing access to log files. Can you please suggest how to access log files?
Sorry for bothering you..
1) So you are telling that the spring framework and JSTL tags will not affect the working of application on godaddy server?
2) Upon googling we saw that the spring framework is supported by JDK version greater than 1.3 . Is that true?
3) When we had called upon godaddy customer support, they mentioned that our application is not working only because we are using the JSTL tags. The customer support guys do not know what are the versions of software they are using on godaddy. In the godaddy help page
http://help.godaddy.com/article/896 they have mentioned about the
tomcat version i.e Tomcat 5.0.27 but dint mention JDK version. So we assumed that they are using jdk 1.5 . But since customer support guys tell that they dont support JSTL tags i suspect that they are using JDK version 1.3 or still lower than 1.3 . Please correct if i am wrong.
Thank You..