Has anybody managed to get GNUJSP or JServSSI working on Windows?
Both packages use a file extension (.jsp, .jhtml) to start a servlet
which compiles the file and produces the actual html.
In both cases I get the compiler servlet to start, but when it attempts
to find the .jsp or .jhtml file, the url translation into a local
file system path gives the wrong answer, and so both claim the file isn't
there.
Two independent packages failing in an identical way suggest
- my configuration is wrong
- there is a bug in Apache or JServ translating urls in Windows
(not improbable given the warnings about stability on Windows)
I believe my aliases (most likely culprit) are set correctly.
If anyone has either of these working, I would appreciate a word.
Colin Low
System: Windows 98
Apache 1.3.6
JServ 1.0b5
jdk1.1.7
JServSSI current
JSDK 2.0
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