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Hi Markus,
Thanks for the input. Now when I run my servlet,it does not run BUT
I don't see any errors in the error_log file.
In access_log, I get "GET /servlet/gHello HTTP/1.1" 404 295
In jserv_mod.log I get Servlet Error: NoClassDefFoundError: gHello
If I create a generic servlet with just a text output, it works fine.
The gHello servlet is in the same directory, /usr/local/apache/servlets
which is defined
as the repositiry in the the zone.properties file.
Thanks for all the help.
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> I am trying out the sample code to generate a GIF file given in Hunter's
> book. It compiles fine BUT gives me a server_error when trying
> to run from
> the browser.
>
> I have set my DISPLAY environment correctly. A X server is running. I
> checked that.
Did you tell your JVM about the X server:
wrapper.env=DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0.0 in jserv-properties?
Does the JVM have access to the X server (xhost +127.0.0.1)?
> I found a few suggestion in some news group to set the display to 0.0
> and re-starting the X server and manually start JServ.
I don't think you have to restart the X server. You have to restart JServ,
but I didn't have to start it manually. Monday you wrote that your X server
is running on a remote PC. This might complicate things, I am not sure about
the implications. Can't you use an X server on the Solaris-server? You could
use a virtual one (xvbf).
Hope these hints give some help.
Markus
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