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david, please don't send html email.
> [wa02513;] ./configure --with-apache-install=c:/apache-1.3.9
> --with-jdk-home=$JDKHOME --with-JSDK=d:/jsdk2.0
ok, you are trying to use the cygwin stuff. this has not been tested AT ALL
and i'm supprised that you have gotten it to work as much as it went. ;-)
so, what you need to do on a PC is the following:
#1. Install Apache JServ 1.0 using the nice Wizard
#1a. Make sure that default servlets run just fine.
#2. Download <http://java.apache.org/jserv/dist/ApacheJServ-1.1b1.zip>
#3. Replace your .dll with the one included in the .zip file.
#4. Recompile the .java files from
<http://java.apache.org/jserv/dist/ApacheJServ-1.1b1.tar.gz>. You will need
to first rename JServDefs.java and edit it to set the variables in the
@VAR@.
#5. Replace your ApacheJServ.jar file with the new one that you just
compiled and made a .jar out of.
#6. Edit your jserv.conf and jserv.properties and modify all the variables
that have been outlined in the <http://java.apache.org/jserv/upgrade.html>
file.
You can continue trying to make the cygwin stuff work, but good luck to you.
I would suggest starting from a scratch Apache source installation and using
--with-apache-src= instead. Essentially, --with-apache-install requires that
apxs is installed and working properly. Of course apxs is just a perl script
and probably won't work on the PC platform.
Lastly, you can just re-format your hard disk and install a real OS like
Solaris x86 or Linux and then everything will work just fine. ;-)
-jon
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