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Hi,
We are having problems setting up a development
environment using apache JServ. Each member of
the team needs to have a zone set up which looks at their own version of the
servlet code. I have tried to do this by adding the zone's classpath to each
zone.properties file in the 'repositories=....' section. The problem is that this does not seem to be recognised by the class
loader and I get the following class not found error (shown in the JServ log
file):
(ERROR) ajp11: Servlet Error: Initialization error
while loading the servlet: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
oracle.expo.frontEnd.FrontEndContentProvider
Please bear in mind:-
- I have tried
adding the same path I am using for 'repositories' in to jserv.properties
under wrapper.classpath and the servlet works fine in each zone (but we
need a separate classpath for each zone to work off our different code
areas). This proves the code is compiled and that path is correct and the
class FrontEndContentProvider exists and is in the correct place.
- We are running in a Solaris Unix environment and
as such I have added a trailing '/' in the repositories path
- Unix privs don't seem to be the
problem.
I have checked absolutely everything I can think of
and now I have got to the grasping at straws stage! Any help on this would
be really appreciated!
Thanks.
Mathew.
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