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Wouter Boers wrote:
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>
> Hi Jon,
>
> > I only want to build the mod_jserv DSO
> > for Apache on the OpenBSD box, but of
> > course when I run configure it complains
> > as there is no javac present. Is there
> > any way around this ?
>
> I think you allready know the answer. No it can't be done. How would you want
> apache to feed .class files to a vm on the solaris box anyway?
>
> The webserver needs to load the .class files and needs a virtual machine for it
> to understand the .class files. Therefore you need a jdk or jre on the machine
> you installing mod_jserv on.
>
> You sollution would be installing a webserver on the solaris box that does
> servlets.
>
> Wouter
no, no, and no.
JServ is a tcp server that can be run (do not read started) remotely on
another machine, even with a different OS.
Of course, you'll have to compile JServ (the 100% Java servlet engine)
on any system (Win32, Linux, Solaris, BSD) and run the jar everywhere.
And compile mod_jserv on your OpenBSD (it's a platform dependant
module).
Your problem is a build problem.
look into the src/Makefile (or Makefile.in if you rebuild and replace
SUBDIRS = c java
by
SUBDIRS = c
and re-make from the top. this will build the c part only.
Jean-Luc
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