Re: need help running beans in jsp with GNUJSP

[Joe Shevland]

Its because, you're right, the class cannot be found. You can add your JAR or classes to the JServ properties file (mine's called jserv.properties):

wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/lib/java/infoglide.jar

I'm using JServ 1.0b3, which has the concept of servlet zones (not sure about b1). My config file for my 'millennium' zone is as follows:

------------ Start

# List of Repositories
#######################

# The list of servlet repositories controlled by this servlet zone
# Syntax: repositories=[repository],[repository]...
# Default: NONE
repositories=/usr/local/jserv/zones/millenniumsrv,/usr/local/lib/java/gnujsp.jar,/usr/local/lib/java/postgresql.jar

--------------- Finish snippet

These positories are also added to the classpath I believe. I usually restart Apache after altering classes, but I think you can just HUP the JServ java process (not sure?).

HTH,

Joe.

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-----Original Message-----
From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jeremy Conner
Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 10:40 AM
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Subject: need help running beans in jsp with GNUJSP

All I am trying to do is get a bean to work in a JSP.
I am using Apache 1.3.3, ApacheJserv 1.0b1, GNUJSP 0.9.7, JDK1.2
and unfortunately Win NT 4.0.

I am using the tags from ref .91.

ex.
<bean name="db" type="com.infoglide.web.tools.DataBaseBean" introspect="yes" create="yes" scope="session">
</bean>

When I use a class name that does not exist I get a compile time error.
With the above tag I get an error of:

500 JSP run-time error
The JSP page you requested could not be served because the following error(s) occured:
Could not create bean db of type com.infoglide.web.tools.DataBaseBean

This suggests that the JSPServlet could not instantiate my class.
I tried instantiating my class outside of a JSP, in a main method, and received no errors.
When I don't use the bean tag and just write scriplets everything works fine.

Any ideas?
does this have something to do with my classpath?
does the bean have to be in a jar file?