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Hi,

I am running apache 1.3.9 and JServ 1.1.1 on Solaris 2.7.  I have configured
my webserver to use jserv as a DSO.  And I have configured the webserver and
jserv according to the instructions with jserv.  I have a http.conf file
which includes a jserv.conf file which has 1 zone mounted like this:

ApJServMount /example /example

Also, my ApJServDefaultProtocl is ajpv12.

The jserv.properties file has one zone declared ("example") and the
example.properties file has its repositories list set to the absolute path
to where my .class servlet is.  My problem is that when I try to access my
servlet, the webserver still thinks that it is a normal http request going
into the htdocs directory, and hence I get a 404 response.  This is what I
type into my browser:

http://wings:1024/example/Hello

My werbserver runs on port 1024, and my servlet is Hello.class.  I'm not
running the webserver as root, so that is why I use port 1024.

I must be missing something pretty fundamental here.  Can anyone lend any
suggestions?

Thanks,

Edward Lin
SS8 Networks Inc.
tel(613)5922100x229
fax(613)5929634
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http://www.ss8networks.com




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