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Tomcat manager not showing my index.html

 
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Hi
I added new folder 'email' in webapps with simple servlet with web.xml. but its not showing in tomcat manager.
If I added any folder it showing sometimes but if i change folder name then it sometimes showing sometimes not showing in tomcat manager.
Can any one know this problem?
I am using tomcat6.0.2.

Thanks
Vaishali
 
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Are you seeing any errors in the Tomcat logs?
Could it be that you're checking the Tomcat manager before it has a chance to deploy the new app?

Do you have autoDeploy turned off?
 
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Hello Vaishali
You are deploying an war file which is exploding into an folder or directly deploying an folder, and about the webapp folder hierarchy make sure it follows the
Tomcat installation directory/webapps/your web folder/ *.html+*.jsp+web-inf folder/web.xml+[in a folder]/*.class
and web.xml should have an welcome-file list tag with index.html which will be the default one, so you should have index.html in your web folder
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KALYAN ANAND,

How's about doing our eyes a favor and fixing your screen name so it isn't typed with all upper case letters?
 
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