i have spent the day debugging this, and i have figgured out this:
all .jsp files that exists are not sent to the gnujsp servlet, but
the .jsp files that doesnt exist are.
to find this out i had to recompile gnu jsp with additional
debug info.
so if i write:
http://myserver/file-that-doesnt-exist.jsp
the file is sent to gnujsp, and it prints an error message.
but if i write:
http://myserver/file-that-does-exist.jsp
it is treated as any ordinary html file, and gnujsp is
not aware of anything.
is this weird or what?
i am inclined to think that this has something to do with my
apache setup, or linux configuration. but im not getting any
messages anywhere. when i enter a .jsp file that doesnt exist,
apache sends it directly to gnujsp, without giving any messages.
so im still totally stuck here. my other servlets are still
working very well.
snorre
> The following are the relevant parts of my configuration file and some
> paths.
> Be sure that your gnujsp-classes directory is writable by the server
> process.
> Also look at this link:
> http://www.magiccookie.com/computers/apache-jserv/index.html#trouble
>
> [preamble: $APACHE_ROOT = /opt/www, $DOCUMENT_ROOT = /opt/www/html]
>
> -- jserv.conf (actually merged into httpd.conf) --
>
