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>Bob Blackard wrote:
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>> The problem is, I can't find how to get the JSDK 2.0. From
>> http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/ you can ONLY download the JSDK
>2.1!
>> I'd be happy to try JSDK 2.0 if I could get it.
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>As Jon was writing some time ago...:
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>this is just the 2.0 .jar file...
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><http://www.servletapi.com/jsdk.jar.gz>
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I was sent two copies of this file, thanks... they both had different
sizes oddly enough.
After some experimentation, I found the following.
1) The problem with the session ID has nothing to do with the
configuration. I turns out that I was making the initial request to
http://localhost/test/QuestionServlet and that the POST (hitting the score
button) was returning from
http://<my_actual_host_name>/test/QuestionServlet. By chaning my original
request to the latter, the application works fine.
2) I then went back to the configuration that used JSDK 2.1 and it works
fine too.
I had the same configuration problem in both environments. With the
wrapper.classpath set to c:/jre/2.1/lib;c:/jsdk2.1;c:/apachejserv;c:/xml4j
I kept getting startup errors in JServ... I got the problem where, when
trying to run in automaic mode, the JVM would crash 6 times and give up.
I solved the problem using brute force: use jar to unpack jsdk.jar or
servlet.jar, depending on which version of the JSDK is being used, and use
jar again to add the components to the rt.jar file. The problem with this
solution, of course, is that when I want to change versions of anything,
I've got to repeat the process. Can someone email me a digest of the
thread from the weekend covering this problem? My email system stinks and
I ended up dropping the thread.
Thanks for all the help, everybody.
Bob Blackard
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