Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I can't set the servlet as
org.apache.turbine.Turbine, because that class doesn't exist in the
turbine-2.0.jar file. Only Turbine exists, without any package path.
I already tried doing what you're suggesting yesterday, when I first
installed Jetspeed (ie. I pointed "jetspeed" alias to
"org.apache.turbine.Turbine"), but Resin was unable to find the class.
Then I looked in the JAR file & found that the Turbine.class apparently
has no package. So it was only when I pointed "jetspeed" to "Turbine"
that Resin was able to find the class in the JAR file & I was able to
get the initial screen to work at all.
But when I try moving away from the initial screen, eg. to the admin
screen, it appears that other classes in Jetspeed expect the Turbine
class to be in the org.apache.turbine package, and throw a
ClassNotFoundException.
It's really weird...
Santiago Gala wrote:
<snip>
>
> It should be set when you configure the jetspeed servlet as
> org.apache.turbine.Turbine or Turbine, depending on the Turbine version. Jetspeed
> is just an alias for Turbine, and it should be configured in web.xml or the
> equivalent configuration file.
>
<snip>
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