HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 479)

Your application uses classes which are defined in one or more JAR files. This error
appears when any of these dependency JAR files is not added into the CLASSPATH.
If your application is a web application developed on Windows using Eclipse IDE,
then you should add all the dependency
JAR files in the project library path and
resolve the J2EE module dependency on these JAR files using the steps described
in the Adding Dependency JAR Files in the Project Library Path of the Getting
Started with Spring chapter. However, if your application is not a web application,
you need to add the dependency JAR files into the CLASSPATH.
23.23.2.2 Why do I get the Resource not found error while accessing the home page of any
web application deployed under NSJSP 6.0?
This error can be attributed to various reasons, such as absence of files in the
specified location, insufficient permissions on the file, improper deployment and
so on. However, you can perform the following checks:
1. Make sure that you have followed all the deployment steps correctly.
2. Verify that your application is deployed successfully. You can ensure this by
checking that the application folder is successfully created under the
<NSJSP
installation directory>/webapps directory. However, if your
application folder is not created, check whether the values of unpackWARs
and autoDeploy are set to true in the server.xml file under <NSJSP
installation directory>/conf directory.
3. If your application WAR file is properly deployed, then check the configurations
in the web.xml file of your application.
4. If the above steps do not yield any results, then restart your iTP WebServer.
23.23.2.3 I have deployed my web application archive ( WAR ) file in NSJSP; however, I am
not able to access the application using the web browser. How can I verify if the
environment for my application is properly running or not?
Following is the list of the actions to confirm that the environment for your
application is proper:
1. Verify that the application was successfully deployed in NSJSP. To verify,
confirm the creation of application folder in
<NSJSP installation
directory>/webapps directory .
2. Check that the iTP WebServer is started. You can execute the
ps –A | grep httpd
command on OSS to check that the instance of iTP WebServer used by you is
running.
3. Check that the servlet instance and httpd processes are running under the
PATHMON, without any error. You can use status server * inside the
iTP WebServer PATHMON.
4. Check that the rout processes are running on the system. You can use status
*,prog *.*.rout on the guardian environment.
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