Custom JSP, Javascript (Ajax) request.url

Hi,
Im very new to java. Maybee Im not in the right forum :-/ could be a tomcat question.
I create a custom jsp for teaming and trying to load some information from database.
Using javascript(Ajax) request.url to call "get.jsp" to load from db.
PHP Code:
  var url="companyDetails.jsp?companyId=" +tmp
                   http.open("GET", url, true);
                   http.onreadystatechange = callBack;
On my development machine everything right. But on teaming prod we get a 404.
Placing the *.jsp files in the clustom_jsp folder.
Q1: Maybee I tried wrong URL ?
Q2: May I have to use webServices like SOA ?.
In this case Is the Ajax call = a WebService ?
Q4: Or I have to auth over url at server level.
Thanks
*T

Originally Posted by tbrinkmann
re...
are there some teaming, vibe jsp, java application programmer in case of custom application programming in the forum ?
Ore only admins and users ?
Thanks
*T
Maybe you will get better answers here: Kablink Vibe
Thomas

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