Aha! Putting the jar file into the repository path worked. I had put the
path to the jar file in the repository which didn't work. This is starting
to make sense to me. It seems pretty simple in retrospect.
So, to summarize for all the people sick of this thread:
zone.properties:
repositories=/usr/local/servlets/turbine/classes/turbine-2.0.jar,/usr/local/
servlets
jserv.properties:
#wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/servlets/turbine/classes/turbine-2.0.jar
Works.
Most of my problems were from having turbine-2.0.jar in the
jserv.properties' wrapper.classpath and that I said
"/usr/local/servlets/turbine/classes" instead of
"/usr/local/servlets/turbine/classes/turbine-2.0.jar" in the repositories=
line.
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Subject: Re: HelloWorld more like GoodByeCruelWorld for me... help?
>
> Well, I did have the jar file in the wrapper.classpath in
jserv.properties.
> I commented that out and left it in jar form but that didn't seem to make
it
> work either. In fact, it couldn't even find
http://server/servlets/Turbine
> at the point. So then I did a "jar xf turbine-2.0.jar" and it worked
again.
> Sounds like my configuration has something against jar files.
>
> --Mike (uh, no, James)
Strange. Regardless, I would put the .jar file into the repository= path
instead.
-jon
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