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Dear Hiren,
Your problem lies in your <Locaiton> directive. For starters, you were
right, it should go in httpd.conf and not in a .htaccess file in the
servlet directory. The issue is that with a <Location> directive, the
directory that it refers to should be relative to the document root (as
a web user would see it):
> <Location /usr/apache-g/htdocs/WebPages/Servlets/Admin >
<Location /WebPages/Servlets/Admin>
assuming your users would type
http://my.server.com/WebPages/Servlets/Admin/ into their browser to get
this URL. Apache's <Directory> tag refers directly to paths on the host
filesystem (as you did above) but that won't work for JServ.
Good luck!
Brad Andrews
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