"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> There are several issues here:
>
> (1) httpd.properties
>
> I tend to use the same name for the mount point and the zone name, so I
> don't have to remember which is which. In my config, the "mount" line
> would look like this:
>
> ApJServMount /jsp /jsp
>
> The ApJServAction line should read (assuming the change above):
>
> ApJServAction .jsp /jsp/gnujsp
>
> (2) jserv.properties
>
> You can probably put the GNUJSP jar file in the wrapper.classpath setting
> (which makes it part of the system class path for the servlet engine), but
> I prefer to list it as a repository in the zone properties file (see
> below).
>
> The servlet zone would be named "jsp" instead of "jspz".
>
> (3) jspexamples.properties
>
> As mentioned above, add /usr/local/gnujsp-0.9.9/lib/gnujsp.jar to the
> repositories list.
>
> The servlet config line that says
>
> servlet.org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet.initArgs=...
>
> is irrelevant and can be removed. The lines you want start with
> "servlet.gnujsp.".
>
> >
> > Peter
> >
>
> Craig McClanahan
Thank you for pointing out the error in my ApJServAction statement.
Enabling JServ tracing was helpful in determining that the JSPServlet
was indeed found and initialized. It's working now.
Peter
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