On Mon, 24 May 1999, Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I m using Apache Server 1.3.6 with JServer 1.0b4.
And your OS and VM are ...?
> 1. For my servlets, I m having classfiles in jar format. In the zone's
> configuration file, under repositories I m putting the name of the
> classfiles.
Um, you mean you're putting the name of the .jar files, right
('classfiles' might also mean *.class, the files contained w/in the jar
files)? Are you sure you've got it spelled correctly, and that the perms
on the jar file are correct (755 or something similar)?
It's remotely possible that your VM has some problem w/ jar files --
though I can't say I've seen any such problems for several years. But if
so, that would explain why they run fine after you've unjared them.
> 2. The next question is on configuring Apache web server. My requirement
> is I want to run one server on 80port and another on 81. I made two copy
> of all binaries and put it two different directories. In httpd.conf I put
> one for 80 and another for 81.
>
> When I start 81, after starting 80, Im getting httpd started. But nothing
> is running. What should I do to run more that one http server on the same
> machine?
This is not enough information to answer your question. What exactly is
wrong? Is the webserver on port 81 dead, or running but not providing
servlet access? Is the webserver on port 80 running? Does that webserver
allow you to use servlets?
You should make sure (if you just copied the files, and you're using
automatic mode) that the two JVMs have different ports (this directive
occurs both in the Apache configuration files, and in the JServ
properties file).
Alternately, you could turn off authentication for both, and turn off
automatic mode for the second httpd, and have it simply use the JVM which
the first httpd spawns ...
hth --
Ed
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