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I have installed Apache 1.3.12 + ApacheSSL + Jserv 1.1.2 on a Solaris 7
box. I compiled everything myself using GCC 2.95.2. I added JSSI 1.1.2,
and if I use a <servlet> tag it works perfectly well.. I cannot however
get traditional SSI statements to work..
Concider the following page:
<!--#include virtual="/lib/header.html" -->
<servlet code="HelloWorld.class"></servlet>
<!--#include virtual="/lib/footer.html" -->
If I view this page through the web server I get:
<!--#include virtual="/lib/header.html" -->
Hello World!
<!--#include virtual="/lib/footer.html" -->
Which tells me that the servlet is being properly executed. I have read
the faq (both the old and the new one) and the only thing I could come up
with is that my SSIRoot is not set properly. I double checked that
(zone.properties)
servlet.org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI=SSISiteRoot=/www/mydomain/htdocs,expires=-1000
(where /www/mydomain/htdocs is the real path to my Web stuff, and is equal
to DocumentRoot in httpd.conf - the only difference is that in httpd.conf
I have " marks around the path)
Is there some additional step that I must use to use traditional SSI
directives, or is something broke, or ...??
I think that I gave all relavent information to this, however if there is
more information that is required, please ask..
Thank you
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