Gautam,

Are you trying to use a connection pool servlet to connect to the database. I was having the same issue, posted the same question(only with error messages) and after reading through few other emails about connection pooling, I came to find out that it's not possible to do connection pooling with the Jet engine for MS access database.

If your not trying connection pooling, the issue may be that you added and extension onto the servlet through the browser. The proper name of the servlet should be just "MYServlet" and should look something like this in your browser. <HTTP://localhost/servlet/MyServlet> this should work. If it doesn't, then send us the code and the error messages from the JRUN SERVLETERROR. and we may be able to assist further.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Gautam Batra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 10:16 PM
Subject: Could not load Servlet Error

This is the second posting.
 
I really need to get out of this error ASAP.
 
Can anyone help me out !
 
Hi All !
 
I am giving access to an MS access database through a servlet. To make the application thread safe. I tried to implement the SingleThreadModel interface as
 
public class MyServlet extends HttpServlet implements SingleThreadModel {
.....
}
 
Althought the servlet gets compiled...
I receive the following error on loading from browser:
500 Internal Server Error
 
MyServlet.jrun:
 
Could not load servlet
 
Can anyone help me out here or tell me a better way to be thread safe. Other software in use : jdk1.2.1. jsdk2.1, iis 4.0, JRun 2.3.2, MS access (2000) on an NT 4.0 SP4 platform.
 
Thankx in advance
 
Gautam
 

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