From: Michael N. <mik...@gm...> - 2011-06-28 04:01:53
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Not sure if I replied correctly, but I got it working. Bradley Tofel pointed me to this link about Access Point Naming: http://archive-access.**sourceforge.net/projects/** wayback/access_point_naming.**html<http://archive-access.sourceforge.net/projects/wayback/access_point_naming.html> My main mistake was playing with the settings in the ComplexAccessPoint.xml file when the change needed to be made in wayback.xml Final setup is having the webapp as ROOT and bean name as 8080. It's all working now, brings a tear to my eye. On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 4:01 PM, Michael Nichols <mik...@gm...>wrote: > I am going nuts trying to get wayback to work. I have an instance on tomcat > 6 running one openSUSE, I installed the wayback webapp, everything seems > fine but when I click "Take me back" i get a 404 page saying *The > requested resource (/query) is not available. > > *I have poured over the config files and cannot figure out what is wrong. > My wayback.urlprefix is set correctly. One thing I notice is that if I do > not install this webapp as ROOT, images and other resources do not load, as > they point to the wrong location. At a glance in the templates it looks like > results.getStaticPrefix(); is not returning the correct prefix from the > config file. Also if i do not install as ROOT when I click the wayback > button it goes to localhost:8080/query?... rather than > localhost:8080/wayback/query?.... > > > My main problem is the 404 when you click "Take my back!", has anyone > figured this out? I can see an email here from 2010 that was not resolved : > http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=4CD0311A.6080308%40cs.stanford.edu&forum_name=archive-access-discuss > > > I appreciate the help, > |