Hi
>
> I got my monitor to actually startup my applications. Evidently it was
> a hostname problem ( I think ).
>
> Now when I click on my app in JavaMonitor I get can't find document.
>
> My adaptor is: http://XX.32.51.XXX/WebObjects
>
Your adaptor should be http://a.b.c.d/cgi-bin/WebObjects  where
the cgi-bin part can be changed with WebObjectsAlias in the apache
configuration file
(you can have http://a.b.c.d/apps/WebObjects )

In the JavaMonitor you have to declare accordingly in the "Site"  tab
the " URL to Adaptor:"
then links in the JavaMonitor will point to the right URL

> But there is nothing in that directory. What is it exactly looking for?
You have to put in this directory the WebServerResources
(all static stuff) so under $HTDOCS/WebOBjects you should have :

AppX.woa/Contents/WebServerResources
...
AppY.woa/Contents/WebServerResources

Frameworks/fwkZ.framework/WebServerResources
...
Frameworks/fwkW.framework/WebServerResources

Java/clientapp_X.jar
Java/fwk_Z.jar

(the java directory is for java-client applications, jar must be signed,
they have to be copyed from  AppY.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/Java)

Aurelien

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