>Has anyone tried using Apache/JServ to run an aplet that has native
>methods?
Yes!
>I get errors like:
>java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError
>I've tried putting it all over the place. Can anyone tell me where
>it should be?
You could start by reading the FAQ.
You would then see that classes that use JNI must be System Classes,
they may not be classes that are loaded dynamically.
Whenever you change a class that is dynamically loaded, you don't
have to restart the webserver of jserv (comes in handy when you're
developing), whenever you change a System class, the changes will
only be active after you restarted the Webserver (all the classes
on our production server are system classes).
So you will have to declare a System Classpath in your Apache
Config-file.
>Does jserv actually work?
The professors of our University and their assistants (700 users)
inserted 190.000 points into our database. Our Faculty Administrators
(15 users) calculated the end results of 22.500 students.
We had peaks of 50-60 concurrent users and an average of 200
different users a day during 2 months.
This was all achieved using Servlets on Apache/JServ.
Now do you believe that Apache/JServ really works?
>Phil Lewis
>Technical Architect
>Neural Response Limited
ir-arch Bruno Lowagie
WebDeveloper
University of Ghent
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