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Currently a friend and I are setting up a dynamically driven menu system
for a university website and have chosen JServ and Apache to drive it.
I have managed to get most of the thing working except for reading links
etc from a definiton file a bit like a CSS does.
SSI on plain class files are fine but reading and writing to files doesn't
want to co-operate.
My friend has written the code using Sun's Java Web Server and has no
problems with the code so we know it shouldn't be a coding problem just a
config one. But we can't stay with Java web server as the production
machine will be FreeBSD runnning as mentioned above.
Are there any things to watch out for when configuring SSI and I/O.
This is the code we are having trouble with. The file menudefinition is
sitting in document root.
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>CH_MENU Test Page</TITLE>
<LINK Rel='stylesheet' Type='text/css' HREF='subpage.css'>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1>Menu should appear below...</H1><P>
<SERVLET CODE="ch_menu">
<PARAM NAME="debug" VALUE="1">
<PARAM NAME="topLevel" VALUE="1">
<PARAM NAME="selected" VALUE="2">
<PARAM NAME="menuFile" VALUE="menudefinition.chd">
Servlet not working!
</SERVLET>
<H3>(menu should be done by now)</H3>
<P><P><P>
<FONT SIZE=-2><CENTER>
<SERVLET CODE="ch_footer">
<PARAM NAME="auth" VALUE="The Grand Foobar">
<PARAM NAME="refresh" VALUE="1">
</SERVLET>
</FONT></CENTER>
</BODY></HTML>
Any hints would be appreciated
Stu.
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Stuart Fraser
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Phone: +61 7 38127010
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