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>>>>> "VE" == Vlad Elisseev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
VE> Linux RH 5.2
VE> is an instantiating of a class which is not in the default
VE> classpath of JDK.
VE> The catalog where myClass should be is registered with a
VE> wrapper.classpath="....." directive.
Are you sure the user running JServ (probably nobody) is allowed to
read your class? I stumbled accross the same problem when I tried to
access classes located somewhere beneath my $HOME directory (Redhat
set's your $HOME directory permissions to 700).
Stefan
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