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> Dear Alex,
>
> you have seen my numerous mail on .html files, no answer
> from anyone.... sigh. This is my ApJServMount in .conf file :
Nobody's gona help you? So i'll give it a try.
First: When you try to run a servlet, why don't you call it directly from
your browser and use html-forms instead?
I don't remember your whole Thread, do you got the IsItWorking-servlet to
run?
How does your zone.properties, jserv.properties, jserv.conf and http.conf
looks like?
Is JServ really started?
Make yourself life easier. Try everything step by step. When you install
JServ, you should at least get the IsItWorking - Servlet working
(http://localhost/servlet/IsItWorking; perhaps ../servlets/..) The Servlet
Names are case sensitive (and typo-sensitive ;-)
Regards
Clemens Viehl
>
>
> ApJServMount /usr/local/jserv/servlets/root
> ApJServMount /usr/local/jserv/servlet/root
>
>
> But still, when I execute the .html GET command, I get this
> File Not Found Error. and in the error_log file, i have :
>
> [Thu Mar 2 05:00:36 2000] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not
> exist: /usr/local/apache/htdocs/servlets/HelloName
>
> which is the wrong place for apache to look for .class file.
> Could you point me to the right direction please ....
>
> regards
> michael
>
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