I have recently integrated my Domino server(6.5) with Tomcat(4.1). So far, I have managed to get a basic jsp to work using the Domino jsp tags. The question I have regards Servlets. I have put my servlet class files into the Tomcat servlet container ie: webapps/projectFolder/WEB-INF/classes/helloservlet.class, but always get a Servlet resource not available error. The url I am using is http://localhost:8080/servlet/helloservlet. I have added a context to the server.xml file and also created a web.xml file in the WEB-INF folder to define the mapping, but with no success. At this point, I am not sure whether this is because Domino is connected and all servlet requests are pointing to the Domino servlet container or there is some additional configuration that needs to be done to get this to work.
In this scenario, is it normal to use tomcat for jsp’s and domino for servlets or is there a way to integrate the two so servlet requests are also re-directed to tomcat?
Maurizio,I looked at the article you mentioned, it does mention that the method is via DSAPI so this would give you a Web Servlet engine replacement.
It doesn’t replace the Web Server however.
The instructions seem long, old, and very involved, but they are in essence what I am running (however newer, faster and simplier).
The issue still is Tomcat uses Forms based (via jsp) authentication and of course Domino uses its own authentication with an LtpaToken generated when you login.
The issue is that once you have logged in via Domino you can’t use the LtpaToken in Tomcat.
