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The only change made in tomcat.conf is to uncomment
LoadModule jserv_module modules/ApacheModuleJServ.dll
and to comment out the
LoadModule jserv_module libexec/mod_jserv.so
in http.conf, just add
Include "d:\apache group\apache\etc\tomcat.conf"
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Dear Charles, since you managed to start Tomcat within Apache1.3.9, what are
your .conf entries to get it run?
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> Under W98, apache 139, jdk 122, jsdk 2.0 and Jserv 1.0, writing to
> system.err from a servlet shows up in apache's error log file
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> Using that same servlet's source under W98, apache 139, jdk 122 and
> tomcat,
> the output shows up in the separate DOS window ( the java session running
> Tomcat ).
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> Is there a syntax that should be put in web.xml for each context to
> specify
> the log location?
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> Charlie
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