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Actually, the exception ClassNotFoundException that I've got was way
misleading. What happened was that in the init() routine of the servlet
some objects were created with parameters that weren't initialized
correctly at that time.
Still, I have no clue what has caused that strange exception (I would
rather have expected a NullPointerException, if any).
Probably I have to blame the VM on this one.
Hope, I haven't stolen you too much time,
Cheers,
- jakob
Jakob Hummes wrote:
> Under the servlets directory, I've created a link to the directory,
> where I store my Java classes. So, I have essentially the following
> structure:
>
> $HOME/apache/servlets/
>
> with a symbolik link "com" to:
>
> $HOME/javaclasses/com/
> which has the structure
>
> $HOME/javaclasses/com/company/util/
> $HOME/javaclasses/com/company/servlet/
>
> My servlet classes and directly related classes are under the servlet
> directory, but they are using some classes from the util directory.
> None are in the classpath wrapper, so that JServ allways reloads them,
> if a newer version exist.
>
> While JServ has no problem in finding my servlet classes, it does not
> find the classes uder util. I double-checked all access rights (for the
> classes and directories) as well.
>
> Can someone please give me hint, what could be wrong?
>
> Environment data:
> JServ1.1.1
> JDK 1.2.2 (green threads, no JIT)
> Linux 2.2.14-50 (Redhat)
> Apache 1.3.12
>
> Thanks a lot,
> - Jakob
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