Jerred,
JRun requires the compiler that comes as part of the JDK. To set this up -
run the JRun Administrator, selec jsm-default then 'configure', select the
general tab, then the Java sub-tab and add 'c:\jdk1.2\lib\tools.jar;' to the
'Java Classpath' entry. This tells JRun where to get Javac from.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
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Subject: JSP, JRun, GNUJSP
Help, anyone. I've tried installing both JRun and GNUJSP to test running
JSP's. Since GNU only had source files I compiled them using JDK 1.2.1, but
the Main class in sun.tools.javac was not found. I backed up to JDK 1.1 and
found the class but the constructors didn't match the code.
So, I eventually gave up and installed JRun. After configuring everything
and starting JRun Service Manager, I tried to look at some sample pages
using:
http://localhost:8000 and I received the following similar error:
ERROR 500 Internal Server Error
An error occured during inprocess compilation.
JSP requires that a JDK be installed on your system. Please make sure an
appropriate JDK has been installed, and JRun's CLASSPATH contains the
JDK's core classes.
sun/tools/javac/Main
Can anyone give me advice on what I need to run the simplest JSP's? I
noticed JRun works with Personal Web Server (as opposed to full blown IIS).
Has anyone got it to work? I could not get it to work on either one (PWS or
IIS4.0, NT4.0)
Thanks,
Jerred Wilson
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