How To Solve 404 Error In Websphere
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Topic: Error 404: SRVE0190E: File not found: /indexAction.action Web sphere 7.0.0.11 7 replies Latest Post - 2013-05-30T12:26:24Z by gifty Display:ConversationsBy Date 500 error in websphere application server 1-8 of 8 Previous Next nitinsameer 2700069SC3 4 Posts Pinned
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topic Error 404: SRVE0190E: File not found: /indexAction.action Web sphere 7.0.0.11 2013-05-17T07:24:58Z | Tags:
Error 404: Srve0295e: Error Reported: 404 Sbi
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,My application is using Struts 2 and spring framework. i have successfully deployed my application on WebSphere. but when i am hitting URL i am gettingError 404: SRVE0190E: File not found: /indexAction.action . Below is mine configuration:- Web.xml ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
that the Web server is responding Verify that the application server is started Verify that the application is started Collect data If the type of error is not apparent to you or you did not obtain the websphere error codes URL information, collect the following diagnostic data: Errors displayed by the user browser, including error 404: srve0190e: file not found the URL that failed. SystemOut log data for the application server If your application is deployed to a cluster, you might need to how to solve 500 internal server error in websphere collect the logs from each active server in the cluster Web server access and error logs If you are running an IBM HTTP Server, see "IBM HTTP Server, HTTP Server (powered by Apache) log files _ https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/topic?id=44f3220e-d55a-4cd3-8823-ce0d89c70135 Analyze data: The two key determinations that you can make from the diagnostic data are: The URL that failed. Where the failure occurred (Web server, plug-in, application server) Analyze the diagnostics in the following order: The browser error display 1. The page cannot be displayed 2. JSP error or JSF error 3. Failed to find resource 4. File not found 5. WebGroup/virtual host not defined The errors displayed by the browser can indicate the http://websphereknowledge.blogspot.com/2012/04/http-404-troubleshooting.html failure type and URL that failed. This might be enough information to resolve the problem. .SystemOut Errors To analyze SystemOut, search for: 1.Web container messages: SRVExxxxE or SRVExxxxW messages 2.JSP messages: JSPGxxxxE or JSPGxxxxW messages 3.JSF messages: JSFGxxxxE or JSFGxxxxW messages 4. Error messages that are related to the application startup If the failure occurs in the Web container, SystemOut has the most informative error messages. These might be displayed by the browser also, depending on the error handling of the application. If no error messages are seen in the JVM logs, the request most likely did not reach the application server Web server log Search for 404 status codes in the access log A log entry in the NCSA format looks like this: Remote_host- - date_time "request" status_code bytes For 404 errors: 1. Search for "404" in status_code. 2 Note the remote_host address, the date_time stamp, and the request URL. Search for errors in the error log An error entry in the error log resembles this example: [date_time] [error] [client Remote_host] error_message For errors in this entry: . Search for "error." . Correlate the access log entry that you noted with the error log entry by comparing the date_time and remote_host entries. 3. Note the error_message text If no other error indications are found, look at the Web server
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