Edmund wrote:
>
> Damian Fauth wrote:
> >
> > Are you sure this is right? In jserv.properties I have:
> >
> > repositories=/home/damian/jsp/jsp.jar
> >
> > and then
> >
> > servlet.jsp.initArgs=classfiles=/home/damian/jsp/jsp-classes
> > servlet.jsp.initArgs=compiler=/usr/local/java/bin/javac
> > servlet.jsp.initArgs=compiler.options= -classpath
> >
>.:/usr/local/java/lib/classes.zip:/home/damian/JSDK2.0/lib/jsdk.jar:/home/damian/jsp/jsp.jar
> > servlet.jsp.initArgs=pagebase=/home/damian/jsp/examples
> >
>
> Wow.. Where did you even get all those initArgs ? Is there possibly some place
>where there is
> more info on configuring this thing ? I put what someone else recommended that has
>it
> sucessfully running with a setup close to mine ! For example, where did you get the
>"jsp.jar"
> Mine came with "gnujsp.jar". Did you just recompile yours and call it that instead?
Yeah, I did recompile and rename it, I had to make some changes to get
it to work in my environment.
The jsp.jar needs to be in a repository for the JServ engine to find it.
The other initArgs options are:
classfiles: where to store parsed .jsp template
compiler: path to th ecompiler used to compile those templates
compiler.options: command line options to the above
pagebase: an optional parameter to specify the root of the .jsp
document tree. I use this because am using JServ on a different machine
to the webserver.
Damian
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