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1. HTTP 404 the requested resource can not be found stackoverflow.com

I am getting HTTP 404 the requested resource can not be found. I was executing my servlets comfortably a while ago. I compiled my last servlet and it compiled fine. Then I ...

2. HTTP Status 404 - The requested resource is not available stackoverflow.com

I'm getting the following error:

HTTP Status 404 - The requested resource (/Store/) is not available.

I really don't know what is missing in my files (both Index.jsp and Error.jsp are ...

3. Help! HTTP Status 404 - The requested resource () is not available coderanch.com

Hi All, I am new to jsp and servlets programming. I wrote my first HTML code in the following index.html file: Online Music Store

Online Music Store

4. HTTP Status 404 servlet error ("The requested resource is not available") coderanch.com

I'm having awful problems getting servlets up and running on Tomcat 5.5.4 (running under Linux Fedora Core). Every time I try to load a servlet I've written I get an error that says "HTTP Status 404 - /path/myServlet" (with a description further down saying "The requested resource (/path/myServlet) is not available"). The servlet itself is just a simple Hello World app ...

5. servlet does not run - error 404 / The requested resource (/TicketSystem/) is not available. coderanch.com

6. JSP HTTP Status 404 The requested resource (/*.jsp) is not available coderanch.com

7. HTTP Status 404-The requested resource is not available. java-forums.org

I don't think I've ever started up Tomcat via the Program Files...I usually have tomcat stuck in its own directory, not installed as an app. I wonder if that could have something to do with it? The structure looks fine, though I still question why your Java files are in there. Not that that will prevent it from starting up properly. ...