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I don't think there's any Windows-specific stuff to deal with. Here are
the pertinent config settings I use for GNUJSP:
In zone.properties (or whatever zone file you use)
# Include GNUJSP in the zone repositiory:
# Also, include the JSDK 2.2 classes
repositories=d:\apache\jserv\servlets,d:\apache\jserv\gnujsp10.zip,d:\apps\j
swdk-1.0\lib\servlet.jar
# define an alias for GNU JSP
servlet.gnujsp.code=org.gjt.jsp10.JSP10Servlet
# Set init args for GNU JSP
servlet.gnujsp.initArgs=scratchdir=d:\apache\web\jsp,jserv=true,pagebase=d:\
apache\web\htdocs,compiler=javac -classpath
d:\apps\jswdk-1.0\lib\servlet.jar;d:\apache\jserv\gnujsp10.zip;%classpath%\%
scratchdir% -d %scratchdir% -deprecation %source%
Some details:
* Set scratchdir to a directory where the JServ process can write
.java/.class files.
* Set pagebase to the "DocumentRoot" from httpd.conf; this is a hack so
some redirect stuff can work.
* Set compiler to a command-line that invokes the Java compiler you want to
use. In the classpath expression here, you need to include the JSDK 2.2
classes; in my example I use the JSWDK 1.0 stuff. Note that you must not
include the JSDK 2.2 classes in the classpath for running JServ.
* Don't forget jserv=true. I can't remember why you need this, but you do.
In httpd.conf, (after you include mod_jserv.conf):
# Map .jsp files to GNU JSP servlet
ApJServAction .jsp /servlets/gnujsp
- Fernando
At 08:43 AM 12/17/99 +0200, you wrote:
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>
>Hi everybody!
>
>Could someone attach to a mail to me his/her apache and jserv
>configuration files with the GNUJsp installed on a WinNT
>environment? I tried the INSTALL.apache instructions included in the
>package with no success and I think some Win specific .properties and
>.conf files would help.
>
>TIA
>
>Thanos Varias
>
>
>
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