Craig Pardey wrote:
> 
> I am using JServ 1.0b2 with Apache 1.3.4 and am having some configuration
> troubles.  Basically, the only way I was able to get JServ to find my class
> files was to put them in the wrapper.bin.classpath.  This works, but means
> that every time I change the servlet, I have to stop and start the web
> server because JServ believes all my servlets are system classes.
> 
> Obviously, this is not how JServ was meant to be used, so can anyone tell me
> what I need to set to tell JServ where my classes are?

Hi Craig,

Use the 'repositories' directive in your zone.properties file and then
set 'autoreload.classes=true' in this same file. This will cause the
zone to reload all classes (and re-init all servlets) at the next
request to the modified servlet class. Don't forget to remove your
classes from your system classpath and the wrapper.bin.claspath first.

Post your config files if you continue to have problems.

Damian

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