Make it simple: you have 1 web root.
- Assume that you have a zone named "share" which this jservssi will be
called from
- In this zone' properties, add:
respositories=<your path to ApacheJServSSI.jar file>
servlet.jservssi.code=org.apache.jservssi.JServSSI
- In your httpd.conf, add:
ApJServAction .jhtml /share/jservssi
That's it. Ebery servlets in this "share" zone will be SSI-able.
Steve N.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: [jservssi] How to make <Servlet> tag to work
>
>
> Steve Nguyen wrote:
> >
> > Wrong setup. You have setup JServSSI as a servlet in your zone (unless
you wanted to share with everyone which is not recommended). Also specify
with your directory (or general) that .jhtml is using this servlets.
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> > Steve N.
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> can you tell me a little more specific?
> I have the example.properties zone file, what should do to setup
> JServSSI as a servlet?
> And in which file (httpd.conf ?)do I need to specify the directory using
> servlets ?
>
> Thanks
>
> J.H
>
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