Question

I’m getting a 404 from Tomcat for a very simple web app. I’m currently thinking the problem is the servlet mapping because there are no errors in any of the Tomcat logs.

Is there a way to get Tomcat to display the active servlet mappings? I thought the manager console might do this but when I click on the mapping for my app I also get a 404. So either this is not the way to do it or there is something else wrong that is not being logged.

Thanks for any help or advice,
beeky

Answer 1

You can display them via servletContext.getServletRegistrations() – you have all the metadata available there. You can do that in a ServletContextListener, to print all data as soon as the context is loaded.