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Given the nature of the problem, I wouldn't think that it would be caused by
a permissions problem. Shanthi's post states that the servlet application
does successfully operate some of the time. I would think that a
permissions problem would not allow the application to ever work (provided
that we are talking about the same servlet using the same classes).
I would guess that Shanthi's JServ is configured in manual mode and doesn't
have an external mechanism for restarting it in case of JVM failure. JVM
crashes are sometimes the fault of the JVM (IBM's 1.3 for linux is a great
example of this as it consistently crashes during garbage collection) and
other times bugs the code is at fault (infinite loops/recursions seem to
crash the JVM pretty quickly).
FWIW,
John
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Hi Shanthi
It's answered 100+ times in the archives to this list.. which of course
you could check if the FAQ was not always down ...yay turbine!!
This is 99% of the time a permissions problem.
What user name does your web server under under (in httpd.conf)? nobody
or wwwrun (as mine do on SuSE linux). Ensure the class file have
permissions allowing this user read permissions...That's it.
Also ensure your zone file has a valid repositories path and appropriate
rights are set.
hth
Chris
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000 09:11:56 -0500, Viswanathan, Shanthi, BmS wrote:
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>Hi
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>I see a lot of bugs reported in the apache bug site on this issue. But I do
>not see any solution. Can someone please let me know what causes this
error?
>
>Environment details:
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>Sun Solaris 2.6
>Apache 1.3.12
>Jserv 1.1
>JDK 1.2
>
>ApacheJserv.jar is in the correct location.
>
>Thanks
>shanthi
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