Luke Cassady-Dorion wrote:
> i'm using apache and jserv on nt as part of a migration from java web
> server nt to apache linux project. if i first prove that our stuff will
> run faster on apache, it should be ease enough move everything to apache
> linux ...
>
> we are using the weblogic type 2 jdbc drivers, which depend on the
> installation of native code on the machine. it seems that apache does
> not recognize the system PATH environment variable when looking for
> DLLs, and only looks in its local directory. is there any way to expand
> the list of directories in which apache looks for DLLs called by the
> Java code?
>
> thnx.
>
> - luke
>
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The only documentation on this property in the .properties file is:
# An environment name with value copied from caller to Java Virtual Machine
which is inadequate for the importance of this property. Myself, Luke, a
15-year veteran at work and at least one other person on this list have
been stumped with issues concerning this property. Could we add the
following to the default jserv.properties file:
# copies the specified environment variable from the caller to the JVM
# ie. wrapper.env.copy=PATH
# ie. wrapper.env.copy=LIB
This would make it much more obvious what the variable is used for. Thanx.
Burt.
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