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hi, ari,
thank you very much for getting back to me.. and especially for
the accolades on my problem report.. i was beating my geek-a-zoid
chest proudly when i read that!!! :) heheh..
also, thank you for some suggestions.. i found the error, which i
will forward to you next.
also, if jserv continues to be such a pain, i may indeed check
out resin (at www.caucho.com).. it does indeed look simpler.
once again, many thanks.
jeff stern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Tue, 5 Dec 2000, Ari Halberstadt wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> That's the best problem report I've seen!
>
> Unfortunately, I don't know the problem offhand. You could
> try running in manual mode with the jit disabled, so you'll
> get real line numbers in the stack trace, then poke around in
> the jserv code and see what is null, and backtrace from
> there. You could also throw in some debug statements and
> recompile the code (ugly, I know). There used to be problems
> with loading classes (e.g., unreadable class files) that
> would cause nullptr errors, so make sure the files are all
> readable from the apache user account. Personally, I use
> caucho's resin www.resin.com when I need to do servlets these
> days, I just got tired of dealing with jserv (though i still
> run jserv on my public apache site--haven't had to touch that
> in about 2 years).
>
> -- Ari Halberstadt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.magiccookie.com/>
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