I've gotten Apache, JServ, and JServSSI all running on my NT box, and
my first experiment with .jhtml <SERVLET> SSIs was a success.
Then I decided to get a little tricky, and I'm currently stumped.
Here's the challenge: How do I SSI a servlet which is located in a
zone other than the root zone? I can reach
http://myhost.com/zone2/servlet
straight from the browser, but <SERVLET name="zone2.servlet"> and
<SERVLET name="zone2/servlet"> both fail with the log entry
[12/07/1999 19:23:29:547 PDT] Not Found: ClassNotFoundException: zone2/servlet
Loading org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI in the other zome doesn't seem to
help, but after all the error was in locating the class and not in
parsing the .jhtml file. Perhaps the problem stems from the fact
that I issued the command
ApJServAction .jhtml /servlets/org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
which points at the root zone.
In short, I'm at an impasse. For now, I'll throw all my SSI servlets
in the root zone, but I figure there's gotta be a way around this,
right?
Dan
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