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You should use http://localhost/servlets/Hello
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From: Matthias Wagner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Quinta-feira, 27 de Janeiro de 2000 13:02
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Subject: jserv is working, but servlets aren't found
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Hi,
I'm running jserv1.0 with Apache 1.3.9 on Linux (Suse6.3). If I look at
jserv-status-page, jserv seems to work with zone 'example' mounted. The
status page belonging to this zone says 'repositoris
[/usr/local/jserv/example]'. servlet.Hello.code is Hello.class, and the
belonging class-file is in the repository. But if I try to access
'http://localhost/example/Hello', I get a 'file not found' error, but
this is not logged in httpd.error.log, like other wrong access-trials.
What could be the problem? Can anyone help, please?
Thanks
Matthias
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