Larry Toney wrote: > I just installed WO4 on Solaris 2.51.. > I am having problems getting my apps to run properly under Monitor.. > > The problem is: > When I access my apps from port 80 (using Monitor) they don't work, they > throw java exceptions.. > But when I access the apps using the port they are running on ie: 2001 > they work fine ?? > > I had the apps running under Monitor on NT and things worked as > expected.. > --------------------------- CHECK THE PATCH LEVEL:: I don't beleive that the stock Solaris 2.51 is supported for WebObjects 4 (it was only supported on WebObjects 3.51 if you a few patches installed). I wonder if that is the probelm, especially since the patches required were to address threading issues with Java. > Our WebObjects installation guide indicates that to run on Solaris > 2.5.1 we need patches 103566, 103600 and 103640. (Due to the use of a > third party library we can't use Solaris 2.6.) The most recent > versions of the patches I could find in > ftp://sunsolve.sun.com/pub/patches are 103566-36.tar.Z, > 103603-09.tar.Z (couldn't find 103600) and 103640-23.tar.Z. Being new > to Solaris, can someone verify that these are correct or let me know > more precisely which patches are needed. If you read the patch report: ftp://sunsolve1.Sun.COM/pub/patches/Solaris2.5.1.PatchReport you'll see that patch 103600 was obsoleted by patch 103640 which is currently at patch rev 23 (103640-23) This is a 2.5.1 kernel patch last updated on 9/16/98. This replaces the kernel binary and any kernel modules which have been updated, so it prolly fixes things like TCP stack implementation problems, etc. 103566 is a Xwindows (Xsun) patch. (currently at rev 36 last updated 8/11/98 The reason you need these patches: http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/docs/install.html Scroll to the end of the document - basically these are threading fixes so that java threads work properly, and the X fixes are for the awt stuff in Motif. Nader --------------------------- >David Neumann Wrote: >I also noticed that this setting had to be set in the httpd.conf file for Apache: >ServerSignature Off --------------------------- This is the fix.. Apparently with out setup:: Solaris 2.51, WO4.0, Apache1.3.3 using the CGI Adaptor When we migrated from WO3.51 -> WO4.0 I was assuming the webserver would not need any tweaking.. But it looks like in WO4.0 for whatever reason Apache needs this line in the httpd.conf ServerSignature Off This handles sending the server name/version to the user in error screens ?? An explanation of why this is needed in 4.0 and not in 3.51 would be nice.. Any takers ? Thanx for all the help.. larry -- - Larry Toney - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - EMJ Internet - http://www.emji.net "If you scramble about in search of inner peace, you will lose your inner peace." - LAO-TZU "When you get to thinking you know it all. That's a clue that you're missing something important." --
