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JBoss & Tomcat integration - endless problem

 
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Is JBoss and Tomcat's integeration just a joke
or does it really work?
Again I downloaded the newest release of JBoss/Tomcat distribution and after installing it gives that error:
HTTP Status 500 - No Context configured to this request comes.
Just invoking URL http://localhost:8080 and nothing works!
So, are there any template configuration files or is this compination just a garbage....
(My 5 th times and nothing works)
br mila
 
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It works fine. There is just no default web context configured for that address. To verify your installation is correct, start up JBoss and go to http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
Wayne
 
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Yeps, there is no 'quick documentation' that would
say straight that do not deploy your war-files to Tomcat's webapp-directory!
So, my "problem" was gone when I deployed wars to
Jboss's deploy-directory.
Yes, this sounds stupid but ... anyway
Br
mikla
 
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But no one has replied to answer, what to do with that page?, how to redirect to a valid web application? or which servlet or jsp is tried to be called?
for example
http://localhost:8080 <<<< ugly HTTP error 500 to redirect to:
http://localhost:8080/MyApplication

Please help!
Regards
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