clhung wrote:
> ©
> > >I am using apache 1.3.4 and JServ 1.02b on win95.
> > >
> > >I have
> > >1. replaced the 0 byte .jar file
> > >2. renamed it to "Apache-JServ.jar", "ApacheJServ.jar", etc according
> > >to the many suggested names in the mailing list archives, the FAQ, and
> Dear Sir ..
> I have similer problem like java virture mathine crashed ..
> I have made classpath and jserv.properties( I can't make sure that what
> you talking about jserv.conf is jserv.properties and some properties
> like that or not ..) have include the right path and file of
> ApacheJServ.jar , but I still get jvm crashed error log.
> My platform is windows95 , use jdk1.1.6, and Apache v1.3.4 ,
> jserv 1.03b. I leave the properties unchange,and I build
> JServ.class manually cause win32's building script don't work,
> I just type javac JServ.java in
> c:\jserv\src\java\org\apache\java\jserv\.
> after I builded JServ.class , I tried "java JServ", it show me
> "no class found" ... I can sure that my class path is right for normal
> java class executtion.
> why I always get JVM crashed via autostart JServ ??
> can I use "java JServ" only to enable JServ start manually ??
> some body help me please ..
> and sorry for my poor English ..
you would do a 'java org.apache.jserv.JServ' the reason being JServ is in the
package org.apache.jserv.JServ
you also want to have the JServ.class file under the directory tree of
...\org\apache\jserv\JServ.class
(when you type java org.apache.... you want to be in c:\jserv\src\java\, and
make sure . is in your class path). Also you will need the JSDK classes on
your classpath.
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