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Getting 405 status from local Tomcat on Windows

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I am running Tomcat 7.0.41 on a Windows laptop (8.1 Pro). I recently reinstalled the Windows and since re-installing tomcat and my server application, it runs fine when I connect to it from a web browser.

However, when I tell my desktop client app to connect to the server, it fails on the initial connection with a 405status. I am running the server is debug, from Eclipse, and have put breakpoints in the doGet, doPost, and doPut methods of my ControllerServlet class that extends the java.servlet.http.HttpServlet. None of these breakpoints fire before the client gets back the 405 status. (the client works fine if connecting to the real server running tomcat 6 on an Ubuntu server.)

I can find no place locally where verb filtering is being configured.

Any suggestions?

posted May 30, 2014 by Jai Prakash

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You can configure an access log and look there for what request line your client is actually sending.

If your request line is no starting with "GET ", "POST " or "PUT " then none of doGet() doPost(), doPut() methods can be called.

You can put a breakpoint in javax.servlet.http.HttpServer.service() or in org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter class.

I hope this would be helpful for you.

answer May 30, 2014 by Naveena Garg
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