When loading Applet its asking for the Integrated Windows authentication, in the earlier deployments i am not getting these messages. Two days before i created a Applet Jar and deployed in the server(IIS) at that time i dint get any authentication messages. But today i created a new jar with the same source code and deployed in that same server, but i am getting this wizard now .I dont know what is the issue here..
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I am trying to deploy my java web application in Heroku from using eclipse IDE follow by this link:
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/deploying-java-applications-to-heroku-from-eclipse-or-intellij-idea.
I have use WAR file to deploy this project.I have used mysql database locally.
This is github link of my project:
https://github.com/sachin1830/SmOnlineExamProject.
This is my website link:
https://onlineexam1830.herokuapp.com/.
The index page working fine but when i am getting error when I am trying to login.
Error: HTTP Status 500 – Internal Server Error ,HTTP Status 404 – Not Found showing.
This is my first project and i am new in this please give me suggestions why this error coming and how i can resolve this error?
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Steps to repro the issue:
open website https://onlineexam1830.herokuapp.com/
Click on login on top
Enter username as nn
Enter password as uu
Expected:
User should be able to login
Actual:
Got error as 404.
Locally everything is working fine.
I think the problem is, the application is not connected to database. Here is a video I found which explains how to deploy a java application with tomcat server + mySQl in heroku.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9XqYN920hI.
[The video also explain the steps to follow if you are using Maven or if you are not using Maven]
For the past 2 months, I've been working on a project for my final year in uni. I've developed a web app in Java (Eclipse) and I used to test it by benefiting the Tomcat servlet containers. However, at the final stage now I want to deploy it on the university servers, but I am experiencing a strange error. I am not sure what I've haven't configured correctly on the uni server-side, that's why I will be thankful if anyone can direct me to resolutions to the problem.
The problem is that in Eclipse when I launch the app I am given a login form, which when I type my credentials let me in my account. However, on the university server-side after I generated a war that I placed in the webapps folder I restarted the Tomcat server, but I am getting HTTP Status 404 - /auction/login error after I submit my credentials.
The conclusion is that in Eclipse everything runs smoothly, however, on the university server-side I get HTTP Status 404 - /auction/login after I type my credentials in the login form
I've checked many solutions discussed in here, but nothing seemed to be similar to what I'm experiencing. I have suspicions I've missed to configure something on the university side, but I am not sure what.
I uploaded java web aplication war file on plesk. Another application runs without problems on this host. but for this App, I got this error:
Actual status of the application does not correspond to the status retrieved from the database.
I read at this link, the error can be for the following reasons:
Tomcat service must be running on this server.
Tomcat service should be enabled on the domain.
Domain should be properly resolved in DNS to correct IP address.
Application should be packed into a valid .war package.
Does anyone have a solution to fix this error?
I'm having a strange problem. I have a Java application which I want to run using Java web start. This Java application is signed by a trusted authority (digicert) certificate. When I deploy my application to my local glass fish 4.1 server and run the Java I get the dialogue "do you want to trust ....). So far so good. When I deploy the exact same app to a glass fish server hosted on a remote machine (Amazon instance) and attempt to run the Java web start app, I get. "This application is blocked" message, as if the Java app is not signed. What is the cause of this behavior? My remote server uses ssl connections, but even when I specify http in the jnlp I get the same problem (my server listens to both http and https). This has been driving me crazy for three days now. Please help.
There are other hoops to jump through. You need a permissions applet
tag, and the main jar has to have a matching permissions line, and
a codebase line compatible with the site being loaded from.
All the jars have to be listed in the jnlp.
I have successfully installed Tomcat 7 using cPanel on IWEB server. I got the installation successful message too. I am able to hit the tomcat home page using www.domain.com:8080 and it directs me to Tomcat's home page. You may take a look at http://67.205.89.174:8080/
The main challenge is, in order to access Manager App, I need admin credentials, which should ideally be found in /root/usr/local/jakarta/..../tomcat-users.xml
When I connect to 67.205.89.174 using WinSCP, I don't see any "jakarta" folder located there.
This is my first time I am trying to host a website and everything is new to me. I am doing my self study by going through some online documentations, blogs, videos etc.. related to cPanel-Tomcat 7 installation.
I would appreciate any help by guru's online here so that it can drastically save my time.
Thanks in advance!
Tomcat 7 configuration directory is /usr/local/easy/share/easy-tomcat7/conf and you can check your user configuration in /usr/local/easy/share/easy-tomcat7/conf/tomcat-users.xml file.