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default index.jsp in IIS6 shows source code

 
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Hello,

i have configured TOMCAT 5.0.24 with IIS6 without ISOLATION mode and its working fine, only one problem facing that if any *.jsp configured as default page in IIS it shows source code i.e. http://domain.com and index.jsp default--- it is showing same code written in the file but doesn't get executed, when i enter http://domain.com/index.jsp then it works with no errors

Advice me

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Dinesh
 
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How are you mapping .jsp to Tomcat?
I suspect that if you tell IIS that a .jsp is a default page, it does not give Tomcat a chance at it.
Maybe you should make your default page HTML that redirects to the jsp.
Bill
 
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Thanks for prompt reply.

Till now im doing the same but what is the problem with default .jsp. any idea.

Dinesh
 
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To amplify what I said before. I suspect that if IIS sees a request URL that includes the .jsp, it is able to route the request to Tomcat. If it sees a request without a page file name (ie http://domain.com ) it does not go through the same lookup mechanism that is able to find Tomcat, but goes directly to the page file specified as a default page.
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