>wrong order. apache will attempt to restart a dead jvm. ;-)
>
>#1. apachectl stop
>#2. ps -ef | grep java
>#3. kill java
>#4. apachectl start
>
>you only get a bindexception if there is an already running jvm.
Thank you. This does avoid the BindException, however when I access
http://localhost/servlets/HelloWorldServlet it still hangs, times out and
tells me that the document contains no data. My jserv.log and error_log
provide no additional information than when I started apache. However,
my access_log does have the following:
147.226.109.6 - - [10/Mar/1999:22:08:21 -0500] "GET
/servlets/HelloWorldServlet HTTP/1.0" 200 -
A 200 response is in the okay range. If it didn't know about the
servlets directory it would just give a 404 response, so things must
generally be working. the /status/jserv works... mostly.
Any ideas on this?
Duane Gran
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