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>>>>> On Tue, 05 Oct 1999 16:16:03 -0700, "jon *" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Jon,
jon> ----------------------------- Please read the FAQ!
jon> <http://java.apache.org/faq/> -----------------------------
>> A DSO build; log=true and there are no errors in the jserv.log
>> file. All Zones are correctly initialized. I have the jserv build tree
>> from Sept 28 1999 (only few days old). Someone in FAQ suggested a
>> possible stale ApacheJserv.jar file, this definitely isn't the cause in
>> this instance.
jon> Well, the JVM is not starting for some reason, so SOMETHING is wrong
jon> with your configuration. You didn't post your config files, so your
jon> overall posting is totally useless to us since we cannot guess what
jon> your configuration is like.
> Having log=true and there are no errors in the jserv.log file. All Zones
> are correctly initialized. I have the jserv build tree from Sept 28 1999
(only
> few days old). Someone in FAQ suggested a possible stale ApacheJserv.jar
file,
> this definitely isn't the cause in this instance.
jon>for some reason your JVM is not starting. This is probably a configuration
jon>file deal
Why even bother with such great and helpful hints. I mean first you claim insufficient
configuration information and thus posting for help is totally useless. I
follow this up with a summary of configuration settings that impacted the
server and you follow up with truly and amazingly helpful (right !) message.
In my experience if one has nothing of value to add then best to not say
anything, its a bandwidth issue too.
Tarang
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