Denis Bucher wrote:
> Michael Nash a �crit :
>
> Hello !
>
> > Perhaps your wrapper.classpath setting in jserv.properties? Should be set to
> > a classpath same as your environment I believe, for your config.
>
> I had this :
>
> jserv.properties:
> wrapper.classpath=/usr/lib/jdk1.1.3/lib/classes.zip
> wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/Apache-JServ/Apache-JServ.jar
> wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/jsdk/lib/jsdk.jar
>
> CLASSPATH=/usr/lib/jdk1.1.3/lib/classes.zip:
> /usr/local/jserv/servclasses.zip:
> /usr/local/jserv/src
>
> But even now (after having added the shell CLASSPATH to jserv.properties)
> it doesn't work better...
>
> I really don't understand why it says it cannot find that class while it
> is in the path !
>
Two quick comments:
* Apache JServ loads servlets with a custom class loader
so that it can implement auto-reloading when you change
things. To tell the custom class loader where to look, you
need to put your directories and JARs files into the
"repositories" parameter of the appropriate zone.properties
file. See the Apache JServ documentation on zones for more
information, or the FAQ-O-MATIC at http://java.apache.org
* You will have much better success getting help with Apache JServ
on the Apache JServ user's mailing list, instead of the general
SERVLET-INTEREST list. Subscription information is also on
the http://java.apache.org web site.
Craig McClanahan
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