Hi Bob,
I succesfully configured a system quite similar to yours and it's the
one I'm using at this very moment so... let's see.
The only things that differ from your are that I use W95 and have Apache
Jserv1.0 final installed but those shouldn't make a difference.
I had very similar problems at the beggining and they were caused by
some problem in the configuration files. Take into account that some
times you have to change the way you write your directories and escape
the '\' character, or use '/' so in my case the initargs are read like:
servlet.jsp.initArgs=scratchdir=C:/htdocs,keepgenerated=true
Note the '/' after the "C:".
Another word of advice: Don't put your jsp pages directory or your
scratch directory under a directory whose name starts with a 'u'
(c:\users\htdocs for example) as this would give you a compile time
error, due to the comments that the JSP engine writes in the code.
I hope this helps, let me know if you still have trouble.
Dan
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----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Byron
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Having trouble configuring suns jsp with jserv
I am still looking for any help someone might be able to offer. Has
anyone gotten the following configuration to work?
WindowsNT 4 Workstation sp 5
Apache Webserver 1.3.6
Apache JServ 1.05b
Sun JSWDK-1.0-ea
Sun JSDK 2.0
----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Byron
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 10:30 PM
Subject: Having trouble configuring suns jsp with jserv
The server is running:
WindowsNT
Apache Webserver
Apache JServ
Sun JSWDK (JavaServer Pages)
I am trying to install Sun's JavaServer Pages to run under my web
server - so far, no luck. I can tell you that the
webserver works fine, it is delivering my html pages. Also, the
servlet engine works fine, I have successfully run a
servlet via the webserver. But the final piece of the puzzle is
giving me trouble. I cannot get my ".jsp" files to work. I
can tell you that it doesn't matter whether I request an existing
"jsp" file or a non-existent "jsp" file, merely, the
extension will cause the error. In other words, if I just make
up the name xyz.jsp (which is a file that does not exist), the
webserver returns the same error page to my browser as if I
requested test.jsp, which does exist. Basically, that tells
me the configuration is messed up. The error in the
mod_jserv.log is:
(ERROR) ajp11: Servlet Error: Internal Server Error
(ERROR) an error returned handling request via protocol
"ajpv11"
Is there a way I can get more debug data in the log files? I
tried setting the ApJServLogLevel to debug, that didn't
seem to give any more detail. Mostly, I am trying to figure out
were to go from here. The configuration paths I have
setup, appear correct to me. Can someone tell me explicitly what
the previous error means?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Bob Byron
RAD Systems, Inc.
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