Problems during struts application migration from weblogic 6.1 to weblogic 8.1

[smyle khanna]

Hi,

I'm trying to migrate struts application from weblogic 6.1 to weblogic 8.1.After deploying the application when i try to access it.Its throwing a page not found error.

From a index.jsp it should redirect to a login.do which is not happening
the code of
index.jsp

<%@ page language="java" %>
<%
response.sendRedirect(request.getContextPath()+"/Login.do");
%>  

in struts-config.xml this page is declared.

 <action    path="/Login"
               type="package.LoginAction">
     <forward name="normal-user" path="/SearchSite.do" redirect="true"/>
     <forward name="pure-admin" path="/user/" redirect="true"/>
    </action>
 

Its not entering this LoginAction which is a servlet.

Please can any1 tell me what changes needs to be done while migrating struts from 6.1 to 8.1.

thanks in advance
Smyle

[sunitha reghu]

Did you check the logs?
There is compatability issues in both versions.

[smyle khanna]

In the logs when i access the link it gives
"Found no context for "/Login.do".This request does not match the context path for any installed web applications, and there is no default web application configured."


Plz help

[sunitha reghu]

Weblogic couldnt identify the domain you created. Make a new domain and deploy. Check whether it works or not/

[smyle khanna]

Hi Sunitha..

I tired creating a seperate domain and deploying the application but still the same error is showing up.

I'm not able to figure it out.

Plz advice

[sunitha reghu]

Can you check your config.xml file

[Ajay Reddy]

From the error it looks like you have not configured a web application. Check your config.xml file. You should see something like this ---

<Application Name="yourWebApp" Path="C:\yourProject\app"
TwoPhase="true">
<WebAppComponent Name="yourWebAppName" Targets="myserver"
URI="LocationOfYourWarFile"/>
</Application>

Check the "URI" location and also the "Path" where your war (or jsp's and html files) file is located.

Hope this helps.