silvia
I think you have to fix your servlet repositories first.
It is located in you
zone.properties
repositories="the actual dir where you put your servlet"
in your config:
repositories=/servlets/production/project1/
this look like that you're running under unix while a little further down
the config file suggest that you're running under microsoft platform
basically how you call the servlet depends where you 'mount' your directory
for example:
in the jserv.properties
zones=production,development
production.properties=/servlets/production/production.properties <-- this
has to be the 'actual directory such as c:\data\production.propertis. I
don't which OS your're running'
development.properties=/servlets/development/development.properties
now in the jserv.conf file you have something like
ApJServMount /servletprod /production
ApJServMount /servletdev /development
after fixing your aliases
to call servlet in the development zone
www.domain.com/servletdev/yourservlet
production just
www.domain/servletprod/yourservlet
vic .
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