Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Deploying GWT on shared tomcat hosting...

I know this is a common question, and that's why this is so
frustrating...

I have something that works great in non-hosted and hosted mode on
netbeans idea using glassfish 2.0 server.

When i take it online i get the dreaded 404 error from the mismatch
(apparent mismatch?) between the servlet url-pattern and the actual
entrypoint that is set by the application at runtime...

The farthest I have gotten on this is as follows:

GetBaseURL() prints the following to screen:

http://scp.hostjava.net/org.yournamehere.Main/scp

that is where my entry point is being set and giving a 404.

The server log shows the following

File does not exist:
/var/www/vhosts/scp.hostjava.net/httpdocs/org.yournamehere.Main/scp
referer: http://scp.hostjava.net/welcomeGWT.html

I've tried my URL pattern as
/scp
/org.yournamehere.Main/scp

and EVEN hardcoding the full path to

http://scp.hostjava.net/org.yournamehere.Main/scp

nothing works

There must be a more intelligent way of doing this...

It sucks to write a whole application in 10 days (loved GWT at that
point) but to spend 7 days failing to get it hosted (starting to hate
GWT at this point)....

So frustrating

Thanks for the help !!!!

Sorry for the newbie question

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