Two days back, I was breaking my head to find the error in my project. It was not any logical or syntactic error. The server was responding with a HTTP 404 error. It means that the page I requested was not found. After 1.5 hours of struggle I found that I made a simple error by creating the JSP file in the WEB-INF folder of my project instead of creating it in the WebContent folder. The server replied that the resource is not found. Usually I like to crack errors(whatever type they may be), but at some point of time I get frustrated. At last, when you solve the error and you find that it was a silly and careless mistake, you will really feel like kicking yourself. I would like to add a point that this is the project that I’m going to submit as my undergraduate degree project. And this is the first time I’m working in JBoss server. Till now all my JSP projects were based on Web Sphere Application Server.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Simple mistakes are hard to find
Two days back, I was breaking my head to find the error in my project. It was not any logical or syntactic error. The server was responding with a HTTP 404 error. It means that the page I requested was not found. After 1.5 hours of struggle I found that I made a simple error by creating the JSP file in the WEB-INF folder of my project instead of creating it in the WebContent folder. The server replied that the resource is not found. Usually I like to crack errors(whatever type they may be), but at some point of time I get frustrated. At last, when you solve the error and you find that it was a silly and careless mistake, you will really feel like kicking yourself. I would like to add a point that this is the project that I’m going to submit as my undergraduate degree project. And this is the first time I’m working in JBoss server. Till now all my JSP projects were based on Web Sphere Application Server.
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