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on 2/14/00 12:29 PM, Aprameya Paduthonse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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> I have two simple questions, the answers to which I could not find on the web.
> 
> 1. How do I configure DSOs for apache. To be specific, I have a java library
> which uses some native code via .so file. Everything works fine as a
> standalone app, but it fails to load the DSO on use in servlets. Is it some
> Apache/JServ configuration file I need to edit? Or is it the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
> that I need to set somewhere?. I know what is the problem, but am unable to
> fix it.

Put the file in the java.library.path System property path.

> 2. Where can I find the JSDK implememtation ".jar" file for JServ? I am
> expecting something similar to jrun.jar of JRun which has the "implementation"
> classes for the JSDK interfaces. TO be specific, I am facing
> "java.lang.NoSuchMethodError" errors on
> methods(ServletContext.setAttribute(...)) which work fine in JRun.

ApacheJServ.jar contains the JSDK implementation (not the actual JSDK, but
the implementation of the interfaces in the JSDK), but it is only JSDK 2.0.

-jon

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