RE: Apache + JServ + SSL

[Rajaram . Vasudev]

I am getting the same error when I use mod_jk as well. Can I try the same
solution, with changes specific to mod_jk?? Or is there any different
approach to solve this??

-Thanks,
Rajaram.


                                                                                       
                                  
                    Jay Burgess                                                        
                                  
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 >
 > If I well understand the message, I must recompile the JServ module
 > ApacheModuleJServ.dll) with -DEAPI option ... How can I do that (I know
 > that I must do it with Visual  C++) ? Or where can I find a Apache
version
 > compiled with -DEAPI option ?
 >
Boy, this must be my day to answer questions. :)

Here's what I just did last week, and it works for us.

(1) Create a file called "configure.win32 "in the directory
<JSERV_ROOT>/sources/c.  It should contain the following information (note
the paths will have to be adjusted to match your setup):

           PACKAGE=ApacheJServ
           VERSION=1.1.2
           APACHE_SRC=d:/servers/apache/src
           JAVA_HOME=d:/java/jdk1.2.2
           JSDK_HOME=d:/java/jsdk2.0
           EAPI=true

(2) In the <JSERV_ROOT>/sources/c directory, modify makefile.win32 as
follows:

           Replace both instances of "CoreR" with "Release".
           Comment out the jserv.h build rule:

               #jserv.h: autochange.exe
               # @autochange PACKAGE=$(PACKAGE) VERSION=$(VERSION) <
jserv.h.in > jserv.h

(3) Rebuild JServ:

           nmake /f Makefile.win32 @configure.win32

(4) Copy the newly built ApacheModuleJServ.dll to the <WEBSERVER_ROOT>
directory.

Jay

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