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Didn't receive any answers on this, but I solved it myself. The problem appeared to
be that the system-installed java (1.1.3) was out of date. To force the system to use
a jre (1.2.2-005) I modified the jserv.properties to include the following:
wrapper.bin=/software/jre/bin/java
I suppose I could have modified the PATH environmental variable to look at the
/software/jre/bin before /usr/java1.1, but the fix above works fine.
Pat Havens
Dow AgroSciences
Indianapolis
Patrick L. Havens, PhD
Senior Scientist
Dow AgroSciences LLC
Global Environmental Chemistry Laboratory
9330 Zionsville Road 306/A2
Indianapolis, IN, USA
317-337-3465 (v)
317-337-3235 (f)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Havens, Patrick
> Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 10:24 AM
> To: 'java apache listserv'
> Subject: ajp12: Servlet Error: Malformed data sent to JServ
>
> This is my first post to the list; I'm new to the whole Apache world; I have
>extensively scanned the FAQs (although the FAQ-o-matic appears to be having some
>problems).
>
> I've just built:
> Apache 1.3.11
> ApacheJServ 1.1.1
> Solaris 2.6 sparc + patches (java 1.1 + patches)
> JSDK2.0
> I built the apache/jserv using the configure/make/make install from the official
>releases. I think things are configured correctly but the simple servlet examples
>that came with the distribution give the following browser error:
>
> 'the browser sent a request that this server could not understand'
>
> the mod_jserv.log has:
>
> ajp12: Servlet Error: Malformed data sent to JServ
>
> This happens with netscape on solaris and IE on Win98 or NT
>
> I think I may have a port problem as well -- the errors above occur when I try to
>load the URL: http://<hostname>/servlets/Hello; however
>http://<hostname>:8007/servlets/Hello (8007 as default port for ajpv12) gives a
>'unable to locate the server' error. Don't know if these two things are related.
>
> suggestions most appreciated, will summarize.
>
> pat havens
>
>
> Patrick L. Havens, PhD
> Senior Scientist
> Dow AgroSciences LLC
> Global Environmental Chemistry Laboratory
> 9330 Zionsville Road 306/A2
> Indianapolis, IN, USA
> 317-337-3465 (v)
> 317-337-3235 (f)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (e)
>
>
>
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