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i was making my first web app and fall into this problem , the problem is when i click on a submit button on a html form (welcome page ) it directs me to a http 404 not found error (requested resource not found error)
my web.xml file


my actual servlet class

my welcome page

can any one help me please......???

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You haven't mapped your servlet to any URLs. You need a <servlet-mapping> tag in your web.xml.
 
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Matthew Brown wrote:You haven't mapped your servlet to any URLs. You need a <servlet-mapping> tag in your web.xml.



still same problem
now what ?
 
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naved momin wrote:still same problem
now what ?


And is your form posting to the URL that you've just mapped your servlet to?
 
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Matthew Brown wrote:

naved momin wrote:still same problem
now what ?


And is your form posting to the URL that you've just mapped your servlet to?


changed the form action to this

still the same 404 error ? now what else can we do ?
 
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You should be prefixing the action url with the context path of the web app.

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Bear Bibeault wrote:You should be prefixing the action url with the context path of the web app.


you mean to say like this

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I can't believe no one has pointed this, but haven't you seen that your <servlet-class> in your DD ends with .Demo instead of .java

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servlet class should never end with .java or any extension, just the fully qualified name of servlet should be given there..
 
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sorry, I forgot that part!

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when using your url pattern in the <form> tag, just omit the /
so, that your code will be,
<form action="demo" .........>
try and post your output
 
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sridhar sivaraman wrote:when using your url pattern in the <form> tag, just omit the /
so, that your code will be,
<form action="demo" .........>
try and post your output


No. No. No. No. No. That's very bad advice.

Always start the action URL with the context path. Otherwise it's page-relative and fragile and will easily break with the smallest change in the web application.

Follow best practices. They exists because they've been proven to work.

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