>
> 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.
Yep. This is perfectly expected based on my statements earlier about
repository= files not being able to find files in the wrapper.classpath,
but the other way around works.
Anyways, I'm glad you got it working.
p.s. a new feature of Apache JServ 1.1 is that you can say
"repositories=/usr/local/servlets,/usr/local/servlets/turbine/classes/*.jar"
You can have *.jar in your path and it will find all the .jar files.
-jon
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