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> Check the User directive in httpd.conf (say, "nobody"), then do an su to
> that user (you may need to switch to root first, then switch to the apache
> user), and try running your non-servlet java program as that user. If it
> works as that apache user then it probably is not a permissions problem.
Hmm... I come from the Wintel world... and even though I've been using Linux
for 4 years now... permissions are always screwing me over hehehe... I sued
to nobody and tried to run my test application... and I got this strange
error:
[nobody@crap cryodide]$ java JTest
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: JTest
It runs fine when I run it as root... very weird... any clue on what it
could be causing this evil behaviour?
> Classpath problems are such a pain. It's interesting that in 1999 people
> still have to worry about where such-and-such a file is placed and make
> sure that all the little config files are happy. I wonder if Jini will
work
> after all, kind of a distributed "where the heck is that class" problem
> (and I think jini's a cool technology).
>
I haven't looked at Jini yet... but its so amazing how Java grew from a
little lang. that people used to put animations on their web-site... to such
a complex set of APIs... I remember when SUN came out with it... (what was
it? 95 or something)... I never thought it would grow so fast... its great
though... I love it... hehehe
Stou
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