I don't know if the info below is relevant to your question, or whether you're asking something that I'm not aware of. But here goes:
We start JServ "manually" whenever we're debugging our servlets in Visual Cafe. We have a VCafe project that contains both the JServ source files, as well as our servlets. We first start Apache, with "ApJServManual" set to "on", then run our VCafe project (JServ + servlets). In a command-line syntax, this would be the equivalent of something like (convert Windows syntax to UNIX as necessary):
java -cp c:/apache/servlets/jsdk.jar org.apache.jserv.JServ c:/apache/conf/jserv.properties
Working this way means that the properties files are the same for both manual mode and auto mode Apache (except for toggling ApJServManual).
Jay
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From: Ben Ricker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 12:54 PM
To: Java Apache Users
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I am setting up a Jserv installation on a machine separate from the Apache
servers and I am having trouble finding out what is the best script to start
Jserv and the JVM.
I checked out the FAQ but the link they provided was broken.
Is there any places out there with complete scripts on manually starting
Jserv and setting up the environment correctly? I am doing this on Solaris 8
on a Sun box.
Thanks,
Ben Ricker
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