Thanks for the reply, it is appreciated, after all the slam!! tell us your problem....
PLATFORM: NT 4.O sp4 apache 1.3 , JServ 1.1.2 JSSI 1.1
The problems & error messages & tried things:
* Do get calls do not get activated. Simple Hello
program (supplied) in custom "zone"
The IsItWorking (service)
in the new zone works great so I know the zone is working.
- Error messages :
500 internal error. logs say classpath not found. in
mod_jserv.
* Hello.html not found at one point.
- What I have tried,
Just about every combination in the Action path in HTML
Placing the Hello.html all over the place (in zone ) in htdocs. Document
root.
Down loaded install,. upgrade and some other install documents. On apache
site.
and followed all documents and FAQ
*** looks like a zone issue.
* J - SSI install blows out servlet engine on startup. Tried to get it working in new "zone" which may be my mistake but is necessary for my ISP.
- Error messages: apache error.log.
> four or five null pointer exceptions coming from servlet class.
Factory method errors ? Any help on this would be appreciated.
Do I have to specify all the jre jars in the wrapper. classpath ?
Including rt. jar ....
JServ fails to start.
Uncomment the JSSI stuff and JServ starts.
- What I have tried: Specifying different zones in the jserv. properties. with the .jhtml extenson ie /servlet/org.apache...... and /servle/myzone/ ...
The direct path to
the ApacheJSSI.jar file.
Adjusting the the
class path in Jserv.
checked upgrade docs
*** looks like a class path issue.
Lost in Apache space,
D.
Victor Smirnov wrote:
Hello David!may be my answer is too late, but hope it will help:)
> 1) When using servlets: the service() method seems to work yet
>the
>doGet() and doPost() do not (with an html <form> directive). Is this
>a
>configuration problem in Jserv or does this need JSSI to make this
>work
>? Is the service method only supported ?
>
> Do you have an example ?
>The method service() by default calls doGet() and doPost() depending on
how servlet is accessed. When you change service() method it's
up to you to do this:) So, as a general rule,
write service() and forget about doGet() and doPost(),
or write doGet() and doPost() and leave service() unchanged.- Victor
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