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Jeff Feng wrote:

> Hi Paul,
>
> I am trying to configure te Raven SSL to run Jserv1.0 and JSP on solaris 2.6.
> I made the Hello example working, but I could not make the JSP engine run.
> The server complain " can not find URL /servlets/gnujsp "
>
> If you have made jserv working successfully on Raven SSL, you may help me
> out of this problem.

Jeff et all,

I'm having a similar problem, except I'm piecing the server together by hand.
i.e. I start with Apache 1.3.9, configured, compiled, and runs fine.  I then add
SSLeay/OpenSSL.  Configured, compiled, and runs fine.  I can get to
http://localhost:8080 as well as https://localhost:8080.

I then add Jserv1.0. It, too, configures, compiles, and runs *almost* fine.  I
can get to http://localhost:8080/, and I can run the sample Java sevlet
http://localhost:8080/example/Hello.  But https: is broken.  The error_log
reports "Invalid method in request %".

I've also taken slightly different approach: Start with a clean Apache, install
Jserv, then install SSLeay, thinking that the JServ configuration scripts *might*
not account for SSLeay being present, but that SSLeay (being an older product)
might account for JServ being present.  It's a stab in the dark, but if it works,
it'll be something a little more concise to report to the java-apache group.
Where I left off last night, I had a second copy of Apache working with JServ
installed.  I'll keep the list posted on progress tonight.

BTW, As far as the licensing issues go, I'm taking the same approach as many
others in my position have: purchase Stronghold simply for the license and the
digital certificate.  Stronghold's latest version is based on Apache 1.3.6 and
SSLeay/OpenSSL while Apache has released 1.3.9 now.

RSA's patent expires on 20 September 2000.

Please let me know if anyone has any tips on getting SSLeay/OpenSSL and JServ 1.0
working together.  I'm looking forward to "https://localhost:8080/example/Hello".

Thanks,
    - Chuck



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