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Hi,
I had a similar problem, and thanks to advice from this mailing list
installed JDK 1.2. My problems dissappeared.
I was running JDK 1.1.6 (other than this, everything else was the same
as your setup) and getting the same error message you describe, and also
another message "cannot scan servlet headers" when accessing the web
server from its hostname (ie hostname.domain eg my hostname is "hakea").
This is also referenced in the archives of the mailing list as pointed
out to me by one of the list members:
<http://java.apache.org/faq/index.cgi?_highlightWords=cannot%20scan%20se
rvlet&file=28>
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I guess the big question is:
Is this a widely known problem running Apache JServ on NT 4.0? (That you
have to use JDK 1.2)
Or has anyone successfully got it working using JDK 1.1.x?
Hope this helps. Cheers,
Matt
Tifara wrote...
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I am a new user of Apache and I have a problem i don't understand. I
recently installed apache1.3.6, apache JServ, JSDK 2.0 and JDK 1.1.8 on
Windows NT 4.0. I was able to use the JSDK and JDK and I was able to
start
Apache from the DOS Prompt. I wanted to test everything together to
make sure it worked. Soi compiled a simple servlet and i went (through
netscape) to view it using http://localhost/servlets/HelloWorld and i
received an error of "the server made a 'boo boo' " which came from my
httpd.conf file so i know that it reads the file. In my mod_jserv.log
file the error i received was:
[24/06/1999 13:46:30:093] (EMERGENCY) ajp11: can not connect to host
127.0.0.1:8007
[24/06/1999 13:46:30:093] (EMERGENCY) ajp11: connection fail
[24/06/1999 13:46:30:093] (ERROR) an error returned handling request
via protocol "ajpv11"
But, I ran JServ from the DOS Prompt successfully, then I started
Apache and i was able to go to localhost/servlets/HelloWorld and view
the results of the servlet.
Is there something i might have configured wrong? How can I rectifythis
so the jserv module starts jserv automatically?
any help will be appreciated.
Thanks, Tifara
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