Hi All: I have a server running with IIS and Tomcat. The application runs fine from IE browser. However when I send a GET command with the uri embedded in the string (HTTP/1.0), IIS doesn't send the request to Tomcat and sends back a 404 error. I have the same application working in another server with Apache and Tomcat and runs just fine, as Apache "understands" the embedded uri and redirects it to Tomcat. Now the question is why IIS doesn't redirect this requirement to Tomcat ? Where could I check for a setting to provide such redirection ? Thanks in advance. Juan
On Mar 12, 4:42 pm, jc...@canada.com wrote: > Hi All: > I have a server running with IIS and Tomcat. The application runs fine > from IE browser. However when I send a GET command with the uri > embedded in the string (HTTP/1.0), IIS doesn't send the request to > Tomcat and sends back a 404 error. > I have the same application working in another server with Apache and > Tomcat and runs just fine, as Apache "understands" the embedded uri > and redirects it to Tomcat. > Now the question is why IIS doesn't redirect this requirement to > Tomcat ? Where could I check for a setting to provide such > redirection ? > Thanks in advance. > Juan This is not an IIS issue. The problem is with the isapi_redirect that Tomcat installs into IIS. Please contact product support for Tomcat and isapi_redirect. IIS certainly got the request and invoked isapi_redirect to send it to Tomcat. However, isapi_redirect failed to redirect the URL, thus IIS handed the request and returned 404. //David http://w3-4u.blogspot.com http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang //
