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Good Day All !
I'm still a newbie to both log4j and Jserv, and it seems I've hit a brick wall !!
Our test environment consists of a Windows NT box, running Oracle's HTTP Server (I think its powered by Apache and Jserv). Now, I've compiled and tested my java servlets on my personal machine (Windows 2000 Pro) and it works perfectly with Tomcat. When I compile on the "test" machine, the servlets do not function. When trying to call them from a browser, I receive the following message:
HTTP 404 - File not found
Internet Explorer
I have tried looking for logs, traces or any bit of information....however I've exhausted every idea I came up with. Can anyone help ?
Sylvia
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