First, most of the documentation is in the CVS reporitory unser
src/doc. You can access the WebCVS interface from the Jakarta webpage.
To get Apache and Tomcat to work together, you will need to download
mod_jk, install and configure it.
To support JDBC-ODBC databases you need a prayer. There is a well
know bug with the JDBC-ODBC bridge that basically makes it crash if you try
and do two things at once. If this is for a school project you can probably
make that work, otherwise you will need to investigate another database
connection mechanism. (Maybe use a different database like PostgreSQL or
MySQL?)
Randy
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From: Lenart, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 11:16 AM
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Subject: Need some advice....
Hello,
I'm not really sure I'm writing to the right place for
help, please disregard if I sent this in error.
I'm new to this technology so I need some direction.
I trying to muddle my way through all the documentation,
but there is so much I don't know (I'm just a student).
I have wrote an active page servlet using sun's forte.
I downloaded JSDK and have my servlet working. I
would like to use apache to act as my server. I
downloaded the apache httpd server and it works
great for html pages, but does not support servlets...
What do I need to add/download to get apache to
support servlets which use JDBC-ODBC databases?
I would appreciate any help you can provide.
Thanks,
Rob Lenart
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