Hi there, I read the FAQ and didnt find anything related to this. I am trying to use the Apache JSSI servlet with the Orion App Server. I was able to get the <!--#include..> tags to work, but I am having the worst time getting the JSSI servlet to parse the <SERVLET> tags in my .shtml files. I mapped the .shtml correctly, because the Orion server log shows it being inited, and I didnt originally have the <!--#include..> tags working. So I know its working. My pages are being displayed, except the dynamic content the <servlet> tags return. I keep seeing "cant find bm.ui.servlets.ServletName" and a dump of the JSSI servlet trace. I have tried everything I can think of. I am using Windows NT OS. I added a few variables in the System/Environment settings. %CLASSPATH% C:\BM\WWW\CLASSES CLASSPATH C:\BM\WWW\CLASSES I tried setting it in the JVM key ClassPath using Regedit, going to Local Machine, Software, MS, JVM. I tried setting it in Autoexec.bat. I cant seem to get any servlets to work. I was told by the Orion developer that ApacheJSSI uses the "root" classpath to find servlets. My servlet tag is like so: <SERVLET name="ServletName" code="bm.ui.servlets.ServletName"> </SERVLET> All servlets are stored in C:\bm\www\classes. They are not in a .jar file, they are in the proper hierachy of dirs/class files. So, C:\bm\www\classes stores bm\ui\serlvets\ with ServleteName.class being there. I thought by putting the C:\BM\WWW\CLASSES in the classpath environment variable, that would work..but apparently not. If anyone knows what I am doing wrong, please help. I need to get this working so I can show the guys at work how amazingly easy (I wont tell them this hardship! ;) Orion is to use and how fast and effecient it is. Thank you. Kevin Duffey [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------------ To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
