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>Hi,
Ho,
if you really did, what you wrote, that won't work:
>
>I have apache/JServ (1.3.9/ (1.0 win/1.1b2lin) running on a windows machine
>and a linux machine
>In windows i have the repository pointing to a dir: (the default
>jserv\servlets)
>in this dir i put al the Servlet classes (not in a Jar file but plain
>classes)
>This works great.
>
>But if i want to do the same under linux. I can't get it to work.
>I changed the default dir to: \data\servlets\
You mean /data/servlets?
>copied the try outs: Hello and IsItWorking in that dir
>Thoose classes do work. But if i input a class that has a package
>and therefor is in a dir. It doesn't work!
So you put IsItWorking.class in /data/servlets/test?
Correct.
Make sure that you get the package name in test/IsItWorking.java
right and that the class is public.
Do you get any error messages?
>
>If i alter the IsItWorking to give it a package test:
>So is must be test.IsItWorking. JServ can't find the file.
>
>I have done everything i know of:
>Change the owner/mod/group.
>Inserted a . or .\. in the wrapper.classpath
>or added as a repository.
>
>Nothings seams to help!
>
>any ideas?
>
>greetings
>johan
>
>
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