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uh I hung myself on this type of problem for a few days....
when you compile, the classpath you set in your IDE ( or arguements called
at command line) need to be dupplicated in your jserv configuration.
the line below
wrapper.classpath=c:\myweb\jsdk2.0\lib\jsdk.jar
in jserv.properties sets your classpath for the java environment at
runtime under jserv/apache.
I use the line
}//
catch(Exception ex){ //
out.println("Error inserting project
information.<BR>"+ex.toString()+"<br>" + System.getProperties());} //
to display any error messages.
The message includes information on your Jserv classpath configuration and
so provides an easy way to diagnose what is occuring.
I have discovered (the hard way) is is best to test programs as a simple
java application before porting across to servlets. the IDe I use provides
a nice interface to tracking errors....
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, Boshu Liao wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Version: Apache Jserv 1.1.2 in Windows 98.
> Problem: Could not access servlets with a package name.
>
> Detail Description: For example, if I have a servlet Hello.class without
> a package name in the servlets folder, I can access the servlet by
> http://mymachine/servlets/Hello.
>
> However, if a package name such as javaservlets.examples is added into
> the Hello.java and recompile and put the new Hello.class in my servlets
> folder. I can not access the servlet by http://mymachine/servlets/Hello.
> A not found message appears in my browser. According to the Jserv
> documentation, the servlet should be accessed by
> http://mymachine/servlets/javaservlets.examples.Hello. However, this
> still does not work (Not Found message appears).
>
> Anybody has the same experience? what should I do to make the servlets
> with package name to accessible in my Jserv 1.1.2? Your response is
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Boshu Liao
> GA Tech
>
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