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try not using a jar file (ie uncompress the jar into the appropriate
folder) - I've had trouble with jars and Jserv and found things to work if
you leave files unjared instead. There's no real point to jaring files
anyway - it's not as if disk space is a precious commodity these days and
things will probably run negligibly faster if your class files aren't
compressed.
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Ok, I decided to start over from scratch and try to install Apache Jserv
correctly.
I cannot get it to configure,
This is the problem:
checking JSDK... test: argument expected
configure: error: no javax.servlet.Servlet class or jar with it in
/usr/local/jsdk/lib
or now I am also (on occasion) getting this error:
checking JSDK... test: argument expected
/bin/grep: illegal option -- x
Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . .
configure: error: /usr/local/jsdk is not a classpath root for
javax/servlet/Servlet.class - adjust it
But it is there, in both cases it should work, all I know is I am providing
the correct options and it is telling me I am not.
See :
trs{root}495: ls /usr/local/jsdk/lib
jsdk.jar
if you open this file up in winzip it contains the file Servlet.class in
the directory \javax\servlet (among other files)
So what gives?
-Mark
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