Re: HTTP Status 404-The requested resource is not available

Check the links. The /listproducttype.do should be located in the root. Or
at least be defined in some mapping file.

I tried adding the /eshop context like the 2nd page does and it works fine.

So this links works fine:
http://www.eshoppingcity.net/eshop/listproducttype.do?productcatalogid=1

Your page creates this link instead:
http://www.eshoppingcity.net/listproducttype.do?productcatalogid=1

BTW, a lot of the images are not being displayed properly.

Hope it helps.

Jose

----- Original Message -----
From: "Zouhua Ding" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>Check
Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2004 2:22 PM
Subject: HTTP Status 404-The requested resource is not available


Hi,

I am posting this message seeking help.
We developed a web site in China called:
www.eshoppingcity.net
It runs well if you browse it from China. However,
it does not work well if you browse it from USA.
The problem can described as the following:

1. from the first page, press "Öйú¾«Æ·", go to second
page.
2. press "ÒôÏñ", then 404 error will be displayed:

HTTP Status 404 - /listproducttype.do
------------------------------------------------------
type Status report
message /listproducttype.do
description The requested resource (/listproducttype.do) is not available.
----------------------------------------------------
Apache Tomcat/4.1.27

I have asked many people to test it in different places in USA,
and they found the same problem.
Please give me help. Thanks in advance!

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