>
> The HelloWorld.class file is also in
> /usr/local/servlets/com/metricom/screens. It compiles without error from
> HelloWorld.java. The top line of HelloWorld.java is the package line you
> described "package com.metricom.modules.screens;".
>
> I've gone ahead and removed the other repository directory from the
> zone.properties (leaving only the /usr/local/servlets one) as you suggested:
>
> Here is the diff from the Jserv default zone.properties:
> # diff zone.properties.default zone.properties
> 25c25,26
> < repositories=/usr/local/apache/servlets
> ---
> > #repositories=/usr/local/apache/servlets
> > repositories=/usr/local/servlets
> 134a136
> >
> servlet.Turbine.initArgs=properties=/usr/local/servlets/turbine/TurbineResou
> rces.properties
>
> Going to http://www.server.com/servlets/Turbine/screen/HelloWorld
> (server=espresso in my case) results in the Turbine example login screen
> (where I then type turbine/turbine) and get the "Welcome to the
> DefaultScreen!" page. I then retype the URL and get the error page.
>
> I'm running the Apache-Turbine20000309 code if that makes any difference in
> this (Solaris 7 with recommended patches, JSDK2.0, JDK 1.2.1_04,
> Apache1.3.9+Raven1.4.2, Jserv-1.1).
>
> I thought I was was fairly careful in following the directions to be honest
> as I'm pretty new to Java servlets.
I hate to tell you, but I'm at a serious loss here. Maybe it is a
permissions problem? Are you sure that the JVM can read the files in the
repository= directory?
Essentially, what it comes down to is that the JVM can't find that class
file. This has absolutely nothing to do with Turbine itself. *Something*
is up with your configuration.
-jon
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