[opencms-dev] Cannot log In - 404 error

[David Pape [ Twinwave ]]

OK then,

Does this mean that I have to install OpenCMS on a windows machine? ... or
do I just have to use a windows machine to access openCMS remotely?

If the latter is the case then I guess this means that I need to install and
configure apache as well right?  Is it easy to integrate apache with
tomcat - or is tomcat then not needed?  Is there is some documentation?  OR
do you reckon I would be better installing an older version of OpenCMS?

<Note: I cleared the cache as suggested by Andreas but no joy - would have
been nice though!>

Cheers,

David.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-opencms-dev at www.opencms.com
>[mailto:owner-opencms-dev at www.opencms.com]On Behalf Of Stephan Hartmann
>Sent: 09 November 2001 11:28
>To: opencms-dev at www.opencms.com
>Subject: Re: [opencms-dev] Cannot log In - 404 error
>
>
>This is a very bad behavior since version 4.4.0 of opencms.
>I mentioned this at that time in this list but nothing changed.
>
>You need to do everything from a win box with IE5.0 or higher (or 5.5?).
>Nothing won't work with any browser on Linux, neither the installation
>procedure nor the workspace (i.e. the explorer of the workspace, you may do
a
>little administration, but i didn't try it).
>Only the result can be viewed under Linux
>
>:´(
>
>You can ignore the NoClassDefFoundError for the fop.
>Or put the fop.jar into your oclib dir if you need it for generation pdf.
>
>- Stephan

>  Am Freitag,  9. November 2001 11:06 schrieben Sie:

>> Hi,
>>
>> One problem down and another rears it's ugly head:
>>
>> System: RedHat Linux 7? with latest stable versions of java, mysql,
tomcat,
>> opencms.
>>
>> I Have managed to run the setup program, I get to a page where I am
>> informed that Apache Tomcat 4.0.1 has not been tested with opencms, I
check
>> the box to continue anyway and click on continue.  I then get back to the
>> start of the setup process - Is this normal? ... or should more setup
have
>> followed?
>>
>> Assuming this is OK I tried to login via
>> http://localhost:8080/opencms/opencms/system/workplace/action/login.html,
>> but I just get a 404 error: the requested resource (notfound) is not
>> available. I cannot seem to access anything past the initial opencms
>> directory eg .  Could this be a problem with the way the VFS (guess this
is
>> virtual file system) configuration is setup?  How does this work?
>>
>> Checking the logs the only thing that concerns me is:
>>
>> <opencms_int> [CmsLauncherManager] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>> org/apace/fop/apps/Driver
>>
>> Any help greatly appreciated,
>>
>> David.