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Like so (in your zone.properties):
servlet.gnujsp.code=org.gjt.jsp10.JSP10Servlet
servlet.gnujsp.initArgs=scratchdir=/ups/jspscratch,jserv=true,pagebase=/ups/apache/apache_1.3.9/htdocs,compiler=/ups/jdks/ibm-1.1.8/jdk118/bin/javac
-classpath
/ups/metatel/lib:/ups/gnujsp/gnujsp.10/src/gnujsp10.zip:/ups/jsdk/jswdk-1.0/lib/servlet.jar:%classpath%/%scratchdir%
-d %scratchdir% -deprecation %source%
Note that all the stuff after servlet.gnujsp.initArgs is on a single (long)
line.
Set the part that reads: pagebase=/ups/apache/apache_1.3.9/htdocs above,
such that it indicates the directory where your .jsp's are located. And of
course, set the compiler= and the rest of the init-args to values
appropriate for your machine.
- Fernando
hi,
> Sounds like your .jsp uses <jsp:include>. Like the error-message states,
> you have to set the PAGEBASE
> init parameter to the directory where your .jsp are located.
any ideas on how i would go about doing that? ;-)
Regards,
Marc-Adrian Napoli
Network Admin
Connect Infobahn Australia
+61 2 9212 0387
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