I have done all this, but still jserv ignores the jsp files.
can the jsp files be stored anywhere, or just in the zone
that i specified the initArgs etc for? when i put other
kinds of files in the zones apache says: "file not found",
but the servlets works fine.
so my question is, are the zones used only for servlet
execution, or also for html and jsp files etc?
snorre
> Don't forget to uncomment the line
>
> #ApJservAction .jsp /examples/foo.bar.baz.gnuJSP
>
> or whatever the hell it is. There are three lines in the default
> configuration file "jserv.conf" that look like
>
> #ApJservAction .jhtml ...
> #ApJservAction .jsp ...
> #ApJservAction .gsp ...
>
> You want to be sure and uncomment the one for .jsp.
> Mine looks like this:
>
> ApJServAction .jsp /servlets/org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet
>
> Also, see the GnuJSP homepage:
>
http://www.xs4all.nl/~vincentp/gnujsp/
Finally, there's a great page out there somewhere on "Installation of
GnuJSP" but I lost the bookmark I had for it. You get to dig through
the mailing list archives if you want to find it! You could load up
each day's digest and Alt-F ("find") [EMAIL PROTECTED], I don't post
very much.
--
"The classics never die,
they just get ported to
strange new platforms."
--Rob Malda
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