Hello,

I got into a similar situation before.
First, you have to check that all the paths are correct in your configuration files,
check for white spaces as well.
Second, check to see if log files have a write permission so nobody could write to
it.
Third, check your shared librarires, but I think thats ok, since you can compile
stuff.

My suspicious would be that you have some paths not pointing to right places.

Regards,

Darko

Sean Merritt wrote:

> As the Subject states my configuration is
>
> Red Hat 6.1
> Apache   1.3.9-4 9 (installed by Redhat CD not me)
> Jserv 1.1 installed from ApacheJServ-1.1-2RH6x.rpm
> IBM JDK 1.1.8 installed from IBMJava118-SDK-1.1.8-1.0.rpm (installed this just
> prior to JServ.)
>
> I verified the JDK by running a few applets (compiled them first) with applet
> viewer.
>
> 1st the wrapper.bin entry in the jserv.properties seemed to be faulty.
> it was:
>
> wrapper.bin=/usr/local/java/bin/java
>
> had no bearing on reality
>
> I did some checking and switched it to
>
> wrapper.bin=/usr/bin/jikes
>
> Everytime I access a servlet the error logs indicate that the JVM starts and the
> dies
> in rapid succession.
>
> Any insight from those who have this or a VERY similar configuration going
> greatly appriciated.
> Please no pointers to the Apache FAQ , been there with little results. In fact
> last attempt to access it
> failed to load the Jserv FAQ at all... FAQ-omatic indeed.
>
> tia,
>
> -sjm
>
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