Hi:
I believe I have my JServ installation (Stronghold 2.4/Apache 1.30, JServ
1.0b2, Oracle 7 JDBC Thin Drivers 7.3.4, JDK 1.1.7B, JSDK 2.0, DEC Unix
4.0D) setup and working. I need to support multiple developers, so I have
settled on the following structure:
The URL's are:
http://www.ornl.gov/servlets/main.Hello
http://www.ornl.gov/servlets-dev/main.Hello
The physical directories are:
/data/httpd/jserv
/data/httpd/jserv-dev
The zones are:
Mount Point Zone
----------- ----
/servlets /main
/servlets-dev /main-dev
Each developer's project account is located in directories inside the jserv
and jserv-dev directories. This setup requires that all class files have a
package statement in them. Each zone is in a physically separate
directory. This means that the package names can be the same in both
zones. This gives the developer a separate production and development
area.
The benefits from my standpoint are the JServ configuration files will not
have to be updated when new project accounts are added or when developers
create new subdirectories. Also, the web server will not have to be
rebooted.
My question here is that the documentation implies that a URL that should
work is:
http://www.ornl.gov/servlets/main/Hello
In fact, only "main.Hello" works. Which syntax is correct?
Also, I see some people in this mailing list have been talking about 1.0b3.
Has it been released?
Thanks,
Brian S. Wallace
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
P. O. Box 2008, MS 6394
Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831-6394
Voice (423) 576-3193
Fax (423) 574-5323
http://www-internal.ornl.gov/~xsw/
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