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Stephen Bush wrote:
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> Hi again,
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> I hev reinstalled Jserv1.0 on a Nt workstation. I have placed a test.class servlet
>in a subdirectory of the servlet directory and added the following line to the
>zone.properties file:
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> repositories=C:\\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache JServ\servlets\development
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> when I try and access the servlet from a browser:
> http://127.0.0.1/jserv/test?
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The "/jserv" part of the URL above tries to access the Apache JServ status servlet,
which is normally restricted.
If you haven't changed the default config, the "/servlet" or "/servlets" prefix is
mapped to the root zone, so try:
http://127.0.0.1/servlet/test
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> I get an access forbidden error
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> what am I doing wrong?
Look at your ApJServMount directives to see what URI prefixes are mapped to what zones.
Craig
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