Thanks Bernie
Realised I was editing the wrong configuration files. I realised after your
note that I wasn't picking up the repositories in the config file and that
gave me a clue about the right config file. Various installations have left
configuration files in all sorts of directories and the current one is not
the obvious one.
The URL now finds Turbine but has a java problem with a class in the
localization directory which is incorrectly named. Will download another
copy later and see if its fixed.
Thanks
Shaun Campbell
-----Original Message-----
From: Bernie Hoeneisen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 June 2000 20:08
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: Jyve Installation problem
On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Shaun Campbell wrote:
> I have all the components installed including Apache and JServ and have
> built Jyve. I think I have configured JServ as instructed but I am having
a
> problem running Jyve. When I enter I enter the URL
> http://webserver/root/Turbine I get the message that it cannot find
Turbine.
The URL looks a bit strange to me. It should look like:
http://<webserver>[:<port>]/<servlet-zone>/Turbine
e.g. http://webserver.ee.ethz.ch:8080/servlet/Turbine
Of course everything depends on your settings in the configuration
files; i.e. httpd.conf, jserv.conf, jserv.properties, zone.properties,
TurbineResources.properties
The most likely mistake is, that you mixed up your zone name ("root")
and the mount point ("servlets", "servlet"). The Mapping is done in
jserv.conf:
ApJServMount /servlets /root
ApJServMount /servlet /root
> I have not used repositories before so I am not sure what was meant to
> happen when it says in the documentation "Place the Turbine and Jyve
classes
> into your repositories= path in your zone.properties file". Do I need to
> copy more classes to my servlets directory or add more entries for the
> Turbine and Jyve class directories to my repository list?
In my zone.properties I have just the following "repositories="-lines:
repositories=/home/faq/jyve/bin/jyve-2.0.jar
repositories=/home/faq/turbine/bin/turbine-2.0.jar
Other classes are in the jserv.properties using "wrapper.classpath="
Good luck!
T: Bernie
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