Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-28 Thread George Pipkin

So - let me see if I unbderstand fully what you're advising.  I remove
reference to jsdk.jar or servlet.jar from build-turbine.sh, and it won't
build.  I remove references from these two files from tomcat.sh, and tomcat
won't start.  I'm a little confused here.

- George Pipkin


on 4/25/00 9:43 AM, George Pipkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Well, I did exactly this - I downloaded jsdk2.0 and I put it ahead of
 servlet.jar in my tomcat.sh where it establishes the classpaths.  After
 that, no servlets ran at all - I get a null pointer exception.  So then I
 put it after servlet.jar, and I'm back to the infinate redirection
 exception.  Is there something I'm missing ?

 - George Pipkin

if you are using tomcat, you shouldn't download ANY servlet.jar's or jsdk
2.0or have them in your classpath.

tomcat is a servlet engine that implements the latest jsdk. it comes with
its own copy of the interfaces that are needed for the jsdk. you don't need
to download them from sun.

our previous instructions were for Apache JServ which we assumed you were
using because (i personally) didn't see you post messages about your
configuration. in the future, you should post clear messages about
configuration and version information so that we don't go into circles like
that again.

you *should* make sure that you are using the latest version of tomcat
though which is 3.1.

-jon

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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-28 Thread Stephen Adkins


 So - let me see if I unbderstand fully what you're advising.  I remove
 reference to jsdk.jar or servlet.jar from build-turbine.sh, and it won't
 build.  I remove references from these two files from tomcat.sh, and tomcat
 won't start.  I'm a little confused here.
 
 - George Pipkin

...maybe someone else here can volunteer to help you.

-jon

Hi,

I feel slight responsible for the confusion because of some erroneous
info I gave you earlier and then retracted.

By the way to refresh myself on this thread, I consulted

   http://www.mail-archive.com/turbine%40list.working-dogs.com/
   http://www.mail-archive.com/turbine%40list.working-dogs.com/msg01410.html

It seems like you have three issues here which are pretty much independent.

  #1. how to configure Tomcat
  #2. how to build Turbine for use with Tomcat
  #3. how to overcome the infinite redirect problem

I think I gave you erroneous instruction about #1 and #2 because
I am so much more familiar with JServ than with Tomcat.
JSDK-2.0 should normally never enter into #1 because Tomcat
implements a later version of servlets (2.2 instead of 2.0).

I understand that Turbine works with 2.2 just as well as 2.0,
but I'm not sure.  So I think that jsdk-2.0 shouldn't even
enter into #2, but again I'm not sure.

With regard to #3 I have no idea.

OK.  Sorry for the confusion I caused.
Hopefully, this message can set this thread back on a footing
where people who actually know the answers to your questions
can contribute.  ;-)

Stephen




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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread George Pipkin

Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?


- George Pipkin

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 database.default.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost3306/gpp8p_turbine

this would be one problem...it should be localhost:3306

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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread Stephen Adkins

At 09:56 AM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?


   - George Pipkin

yes. it has everything to do with it.
you don't want the current version of the library.
please ensure that jsdk.jar (2.0, not 2.1) is ahead of
servlet.jar in the classpath.

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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread George Pipkin

Do you know where I might go to get the 2.0 version of jsdk.jar ?


- George

At 09:56 AM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?


  - George Pipkin

yes. it has everything to do with it.
you don't want the current version of the library.
please ensure that jsdk.jar (2.0, not 2.1) is ahead of
servlet.jar in the classpath.

Stephen




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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread John McNally

Why do you say using servlet.jar instead of jsdk.jar is causing the infinite
redirect problem?  I am seeing this problem on my home machine alot (it
generally happens when I reload a page after recompiling something, but I am
able to reload it again and move on.)  I am pretty sure I do not have
servlet.jar anywhere on my computer.

BTW, I guess since I am getting this error so often I should attempt to
figure out the cause, but I usually only have a couple hours to work at
night and am trying to make some progress on a project.  If it just wasn't
so easy to ignore it.

John McNally

- Original Message -
From: Stephen Adkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Turbine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 7:45 AM
Subject: Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...


 At 09:56 AM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
 Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
 wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
 rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
 library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?
 
 
  - George Pipkin

 yes. it has everything to do with it.
 you don't want the current version of the library.
 please ensure that jsdk.jar (2.0, not 2.1) is ahead of
 servlet.jar in the classpath.

 Stephen



 
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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread jon *

on 4/25/00 6:56 AM, George Pipkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
 wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
 rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
 library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?
 
 
 - George Pipkin

ALWAYS use the distributed Sun version of the JSDK 2.0.

-jon

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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread George Pipkin

Well, I did exactly this - I downloaded jsdk2.0 and I put it ahead of
servlet.jar in my tomcat.sh where it establishes the classpaths.  After
that, no servlets ran at all - I get a null pointer exception.  So then I
put it after servlet.jar, and I'm back to the infinate redirection
exception.  Is there something I'm missing ?

- George Pipkin

At 09:56 AM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?


  - George Pipkin

yes. it has everything to do with it.
you don't want the current version of the library.
please ensure that jsdk.jar (2.0, not 2.1) is ahead of
servlet.jar in the classpath.

Stephen




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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread jon *

on 4/25/00 9:43 AM, George Pipkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Well, I did exactly this - I downloaded jsdk2.0 and I put it ahead of
 servlet.jar in my tomcat.sh where it establishes the classpaths.  After
 that, no servlets ran at all - I get a null pointer exception.  So then I
 put it after servlet.jar, and I'm back to the infinate redirection
 exception.  Is there something I'm missing ?
 
 - George Pipkin

if you are using tomcat, you shouldn't download ANY servlet.jar's or jsdk
2.0or have them in your classpath.

tomcat is a servlet engine that implements the latest jsdk. it comes with
its own copy of the interfaces that are needed for the jsdk. you don't need
to download them from sun.

our previous instructions were for Apache JServ which we assumed you were
using because (i personally) didn't see you post messages about your
configuration. in the future, you should post clear messages about
configuration and version information so that we don't go into circles like
that again.

you *should* make sure that you are using the latest version of tomcat
though which is 3.1.

-jon

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Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...

2000-04-25 Thread John McNally

I seem to have forgotten something, I thought Turbine would work with jsdk
2.0, 2.1 or 2.2.  Why is it that jsdk2.0 is required?
John

- Original Message -
From: George Pipkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Turbine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 9:43 AM
Subject: Re: Install problem - Infinite redirect detected...


 Well, I did exactly this - I downloaded jsdk2.0 and I put it ahead of
 servlet.jar in my tomcat.sh where it establishes the classpaths.  After
 that, no servlets ran at all - I get a null pointer exception.  So then I
 put it after servlet.jar, and I'm back to the infinate redirection
 exception.  Is there something I'm missing ?

 - George Pipkin

 At 09:56 AM 4/25/00 -0400, you wrote:
 Thanks for answering.  Unfortunately, that didn't fix it.  One thing I'm
 wondering - when I built it, for the JSDK= argument, I used servlet.jar
 rather than /JSDK2.0/jsdk.jar because that's the current version of that
 library.  Do you think that could have anything to do with it ?
 
 
  - George Pipkin
 
 yes. it has everything to do with it.
 you don't want the current version of the library.
 please ensure that jsdk.jar (2.0, not 2.1) is ahead of
 servlet.jar in the classpath.
 
 Stephen
 
 
 
 
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