I tried to find any information about this question but I couldn't find it in the FAQ or mailing list. My question is if it is possible to access multiple servletzones with JServSSI? As far as I understand the concept a jhtml accepts a servlet via <SERVLET> in the servlet zone specified in jserv.conf with ApJServAction .jhtml /servletzone_one/servlets/org.apache.jservssi.JServSSI That means the servlet.class file has to be in /servletzone_one/servlets. I have now multiple servlets that can be accessed via http://server//servletzone_<number>/servlets/Hello <http://server//servletzone_<number>/servlets/Hello> . So servlets in the different servlet zones can be accessed directly. But if I create jhtml files (in http://server/servletzone_<number>/index.jhtml <http://server/servletzone_<number>/index.jhtml> ) and within execute <SERVLET> these servlets have to be always in /servletzone_one/servlets. So my question is if servlets in different servlet zones can be accessed via JServSSI, or all servlets have to be in the same directory. Setup so far is: Apache 1.3.6+DSO, Jserv 1.04b, JServSSI (19981216) --- httpd.conf --- Alias /servletzone_one /usr/workspace/servletzone_one Alias /servletzone_two /usr/workspace/servletzone_two --- jserf.* --- wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/jserv/lib/ApacheJServSSI.jar zones=servletzone_one, servletzone_two servletzone_one.properties=file1 (contains repositories=/usr/workspace/servletzone_one/servlets servletzone_two.properties=file2 (contains repositories=/usr/workspace/servletzone_two/servlets ApJServMount /servletzone_one/servlets ajpv11://jserv.server:8007/servletzone_one ApJServMount /servletzone_two/servlets ajpv11://jserv.server:8007/servletzone_two ApJServAction .jhtml /servletzone_one/servlets/org.apache.jservssi.JServSSI Thanks in advance, and thanks for the good work (Jserv and SSI). /jr ---------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] READ THE FAQ!!!! <http://java.apache.org/faq/> Archives and Other: <http://java.apache.org/main/mail.html/> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
