HTTP status 404

[roomy iqbal]

Hi
I have got another problem. My site url is
http://localhost:8080/hello/index.jsp
but when i enter this it says 404 not found although it is there. But when i remove web.xml and class folder then it displays the page but with errors (because the class files are not there).

[Satya Maheshwari]

Originally posted by roomy iqbal:
Hi
I have got another problem. My site url is
http://localhost:8080/hello/index.jsp
but when i enter this it says 404 not found although it is there. But when i remove web.xml and class folder then it displays the page but with errors (because the class files are not there).

Where is the index.jsp placed in your web-application and what is the servlet-mapping that you have defined for it in web.xml?

[Bear Bibeault]

Originally posted by roomy iqbal:
But when i remove web.xml and class folder then it displays the page ...

This probably means that there is an error in your web.xml.

Have you looked at the logs or console output to see if there are any errors reported?

[Praveen Kumar]

put your index.jsp file under your web application directly.

say :
hello
--- index.jsp

This should work for you.

[Tariq Woo]

index.jsp not under hello