Hi all,
I can't get the thing to work at all.
I get the impression that something is wrong with the servlet engine
Java code.
I downloaded the release version yesterday and installed both the web
server and JServ in automatic mode, not trying to run any servlets of
my own, just using the supplied "root" zone.
I got the same error that many posted here when they clicked on the
right link on the http://127.0.0.1/jserv/ status page.
I changed to manual/standalone mode where I (first time) got messages
out of this mysterious piece of software that made any sense.
There was a NullPointer Exception on the security.secretKey file
although the setting in conf\jserv.properties is
security.authentication=false as per default and the configuration
line security.secretKey=... was commented out as per default.
After some Java code changes I realised that the JServ.class started
up after assuming all defaults without loading a configuration file.
I came to the conclusion that JServ did not find the jserv.properties
ant just carried on.
It should find it, because I did not make any changes except I forced
the installation scripts to install into a directory not containing
spaces (what a stupid idea to use "Apache Group" and "Apache Jserv" -
just makes life more diffficult for programmers and users).
I use Win95 but this should not make a difference. I have been using
Sun's Java Web Server on this machine and JServ jserv0.9.11 on Linux
for propably 2 years without any problems.
Regards,
Bernie
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On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 11:04:57 -0700, you wrote:
>something wrong with the servlet code, email the code.
>Gaurav
>
>Greg Tomalesky wrote:
>
>> Hi Gang:
>>
>> I find it hard to believe that no one has seen these messages after a
>> servlet has failed to run. I am running Apache 1.3.3 with JServ 1.0b3 on a
>> Linux box. The JServ log contains the following lines:
[snip]
>> HELP!
>>
>> Greg Tomalesky
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