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De : Jonathan Tew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date : mardi 17 août 1999 15:04
Objet : Re: JServ + green Thread + Rmi + URGENT ;)))
>Just from looking at your configuration below I've got a few questions.
>
>1) Why aren't you running the latest version of Apache? If I'm not
>mistaken 1.3.6 is a requirement.
I use Apache 1.3.4, because It's the only web server ... And some scripts
are installed on this server ...
So I can't upgrade ... But the module jsverv can use Apache 1.3.x ????
>2) If you're trying to connect to a database running on the NT
>machine... why not run the Jserv on the NT machine and forget about
>having to do RMI? We use a setup like that and it works beautifully.
Yes, but my web server is on Linux ... So Jserv is on linux too ...
But I need a driver to connect to my database so I must use a free driver
like RmiJdbc ...
But I am a novice in this domain, so if you have some suggestions ...
Thanks,
Christophe Airo-Farulla
>Jonathan Tew
>
>airofaru wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a big problem ;))
>> I have these 2 machines :
>> - PC Linux Redhat 5.2
>> Apache 1.3.4
>> JServ 1.0
>> Jdk 1.2 pre-release 2
>> - PC NT 4.0 server - service pack 5 - with a RMI server (driver Rmi
>> Odbc-Jdbc) + jre 1.2.2.
>>
>> When I use native thread, sometimes the connection between Jserv et the
>> Rmi Server broke ;(
>> So I want use green thread ... When I execute 1 servlet, there is no
>> problem, but when I try to execute this servlet just after the
>> connection broke and the Rmi Server stop with an exception …
>> So if someone has an idea …
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Christophe Airo
>
>
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