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WebSphere 4 installation

 
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Hi!
I'm totally new with websphere and I have problem to get .jsp pages work. Manual says that request handling can be verified by typing URL http://localhost/ and I should see page "welcome to IBM http server..."
I can get only index.jsp page with code
<jsp:forward page="sys/login"/>. It seems like .jsp isn't compiled and code is viewed as plain text. What I'm doing wrong?
I checked websphere installation log and there is one error:
"INST0040W:The user name and password specified cannot be validated due to insufficent privileges of the current user. You must have "Act as part of the operating system" rights. If an invalid user name or password is entered the product will not install or function properly."
Is this causing problems?
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jsp code in my last post didn't show, so I try again after removing "<" and ">"..
...jsp:forward page="sys/login"/...
-Jukka-
[ July 22, 2003: Message edited by: Jukka Timlin ]
 
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hi,
how have u deployed ur jsp's. is it war file or have u put it in the default web app folder.
kiran
 
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Hello Kiran,
I haven't deployed this index.jsp by myself. I followed instructions I found from WebSphere 4 manual. It says that IBM HTTP Server installation can be verified by checking that necessary services are running and browsing URL http://localhost/ should give you a HTTP Server home page.
I don't see server's home page, only one jsp line
jsp:forward page="sys/login"/
Does this mean that IBM HTTP Server isn't installed correctly?
-Jukka-
 
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Either the user has to be the admin of the network or the local administrator should be a part of the OS. you will have to make the local adminstrator as part of OS.
Control Panel ->Administrative tools-> Local Security settings.
 
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Originally posted by bhart nagpal:
[QB]Either the user has to be the admin of the network or the local administrator should be a part of the OS. you will have to make the local adminstrator as part of OS.
First install had been done as network admin. Last night I re-installed HTTP Server and application server just like handbook says (local admin, part of OS and log as a service).
Now there is no errors in install log and sample gallery works (http://localhost/WSsamples/index.html).
When I try browse http://localhost/ I get page not found -error. Maybe server now compiles index.jsp correctly, but can't find the page it's forwarding to (/sys/login)..
-Jukka-

 
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Hi,
on ur application server instance just check out all the .war files deployed. in that check out the Context path for all those, if none of them has context path as '/' then u will get 404 page not found error only since there is no war file deployed as default application. if there is, try stopping and restarting the application and access it.
hope this helps.
kiran
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