First of all, thanks for this useful tool, which is saving us a lot of time.
After creating a mock for a customers project, I exported the result to a WAR file, as we need a mock server for Testing with a PHP application against a SOAP-API.
Regarding to your documentation, there is no limiting in the underlying tomcat version, so I used latest as docker image and mounted the generated WAR file.
This lead to the system being crashed. Tomcat 10 the same issue.
After downgrading the docker to tomcat 9, all worked as you are describing.
The encountered error is
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
Which seems to be changed against another Servlet in later tomcat versions. I'm no Javva Developer by myself, so I don't know, if this is really related here, but I guess, as sample servlets worked out of the box and only the export made problems.
First of all, thanks for this useful tool, which is saving us a lot of time.
After creating a mock for a customers project, I exported the result to a WAR file, as we need a mock server for Testing with a PHP application against a SOAP-API.
Regarding to your documentation, there is no limiting in the underlying tomcat version, so I used latest as docker image and mounted the generated WAR file.
This lead to the system being crashed. Tomcat 10 the same issue.
After downgrading the docker to tomcat 9, all worked as you are describing.
The encountered error is
Which seems to be changed against another Servlet in later tomcat versions. I'm no Javva Developer by myself, so I don't know, if this is really related here, but I guess, as sample servlets worked out of the box and only the export made problems.