.jar file deployment problem

Hi I am running a web application using tomcat 4.x .
I want to deploy the appllication as war file in tomcat I did the following step:
1.jar cf web.jar * use this command to make .jar file
2. placed it in tomcat_home/webapp folder.
it is able to get to the first page that has 2 frames. The pages in that frame are not been loaded. error 404 The requested resource (/integrate/jsp/default.jsp) is not available.
is shown.
Where could be the problem
Thanks in advance.

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"skv" <[email protected]> wrote:
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Unfortunately I can't.
But I can answer your questions. I have also open a case with bea and
so far no
luck.
Also the ear file take an awful lot of time to deploy. THe ear file
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-- Rob
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