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Von: Jin Zhu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Datum: Donnerstag, 21. Oktober 1999 07:52
Betreff: New comer
>This will come to most as a very novice question to Java Servlet.
>I have installed and Java Web Server on my 98 machine just using it as a
web
>bed.
>I moved everything from mine c:\javawebserver1.1.3\jre\bin directory to
>my c:\javawebserver1.1.3\servlets directory and hoping i can compile this
>BasicServlet
Why you have moved the bin-files of the JWS-JRE to the servlets directory
??!!!!
>i haver written. Then i went to dos prompt, under
>c:\javawebserver1.1.3\servlets
>i did javac BasicServlet. The error message came up saying:
>Unable to initialize threads: cannot find class java/lang/Thread
>what i'm i doing wrong?
I think you have overwritten the classpath without including the classes.zip
(JDK1.1)
>Also, i just downloaded JRun and in its configuration setup process it
asked
>me for my
>proxy setting. I have Java Web Server 2.0 from sun.com, what is the correct
>response to this?
Why use JRun with JWS ??!!
>i would really appreciate some one to lend me a hand in this!
>jin zhu
>
greets, ptr
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