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Don't know if you already got help for this, but all you need to do is start
Xvfb.

See the man page, but basically you can do something like "Xvfb :1
800x600x24" (would start a virtual 800x600, 24-bit color xserver, running as
server #1, screen #0). 

Then, in your jserv properties, set the DISPLAY environment correctly, a la
wrapper.env=DISPLAY=localhost:1

Daryn


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Stou Sandalski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 11:19 PM
>To: Java Apache Users
>Subject: Using AWT with servlets...
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>Hi, I want to use AWT to create some images then encode them 
>with the acme
>gif codec and send them to the browser... their was a similar 
>post a while
>back... the thing is that I am using Apache 1.3.9 with JServ 
>1.0, Redhat 6.0
>and blackdown 1.2 JDK... I get an error message... I can't reproduce it
>because this was a problem I stoped working on for now... but 
>last time I
>read the FAQ it said that I must use the xvfb (I think)... 
>which emulates a
>virtual frame buffer for java to use without actualy having a 
>display or
>anything like that... does anyone know a link to some useful 
>info on how to
>use this xvfb because the documentation is somewhat obscure...
>
>
>Thanx
>
>Stou
>
>P.S.
>Sorry about the lack of technical details in this message... 
>but all I need
>is some kind of documentation on xvfb and I couldn't realy 
>find anything...
>
>
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