Deployment on APP Serv on LINUX

Hello Everyone,
I have an application developed in JDEVELOPER 10g on Windows. My application needs to be deployed on ORACLE 10g AS on RED HAT LINUX Release 4.
I created a EAR/WAR file using JDEVELOPER and copied the same on LINUX and deployed the application using the App Server web interface. During the creation of the WAR file it asks for the application name and then for the WAR file name. Now when the application gets deployed, it creates a folder in the name of the application and inside which it creates a folder in the name of the WAR file and puts all the application structure into it. Now when i open my application in the browser, it does not find any files in the path because of the additional folder in the structure. I am tired of trying all possible options but no luck. I am supposed to deploy the application on the client machine in 1 week time and i have no luck yet on LINUX... In quite a soup at this moment. PLEASE HELP...

This is not an operating system issue.
When you deploy an WAR (within an EAR or standalone) you're asked for a context root. This context root must be used within the URL you specify to access the files of the WAR.
Sample URL:
http://mylinuxbox:8888/contextRootName/login.jsp
--olaf

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     at com.hyperion.cis.config.AppServerDeployer.deploy(AppServerDeployer.java:294)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.AppServerDeployer.deploy(AppServerDeployer.java:269)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.wizard.RunAllTasksWizardAction.executeAppDeploymentTask(RunAllTasksWizardAction.java:609)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.wizard.RunAllTasksWizardAction.execute(RunAllTasksWizardAction.java:215)
     at com.installshield.wizard.RunnableWizardBeanContext.run(Unknown Source)
(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:19 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.runner.core.Storage, DEBUG, Setting all instances to state Started...
(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:19 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.runner.core.Storage, DEBUG, Dumping instances serve order:
(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:19 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.runner.core.Storage, DEBUG, >>>[eas]
(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:19 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.runner.core.Storage, DEBUG, End of dump
(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:19 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.runner.core.Storage, DEBUG, ...done"
I tried doing a fresh Install ...even that doesn't work.
Is it because i am using Apache 2.2 i even tried downgrading it to Apache 2.0.6 .Most important thing that i forgot to mention i am trying to configure using Web-logic 9.2 and not using the Embedded java built in controller .
Edited by: user11310522 on Oct 16, 2009 9:38 AM

In Reference to the Above post here is the log generated in configtool_err.log file .I dunno if this could be of any help in figuring out the issue with Essbase
"(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:17 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.ant.weblogic.WeblogicConfigurator, ERROR, Failed to deploy application "easconsole".
(Oct 16, 2009, 00:17:17 PM), com.hyperion.cis.config.wizard.RunAllTasksWizardAction, ERROR, Error:
com.hyperion.cis.config.AppDeployException: Weblogic deployment failed
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.AppServerDeployer.deployToWeblogic9(AppServerDeployer.java:813)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.AppServerDeployer.deploy(AppServerDeployer.java:294)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.AppServerDeployer.deploy(AppServerDeployer.java:269)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.wizard.RunAllTasksWizardAction.executeAppDeploymentTask(RunAllTasksWizardAction.java:609)
     at com.hyperion.cis.config.wizard.RunAllTasksWizardAction.execute(RunAllTasksWizardAction.java:215)
     at com.installshield.wizard.RunnableWizardBeanContext.run(Unknown Source)"

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Hi
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