Hmm. I'm not sure if you have your servlets in ajar file or "stand
alone".
If stand alone, and your servlet is called mypackage.Servlet, than your
warpper.classpath hast to be e.g. /usr/local/jserv/zone_x/, and in this
zone_x dir you have to have a dir called mypackage, and in this dir
there has to be the File Servlet.class. This is standard java convention
and works with any java programs.
If you have a jar file, than wrapper.classpath has to be
/usr/local/jserv/zone_x/your_package.jar.
I guess you can't put a servlet in wrapper.classpath instead into the
repository. JServ can't know to which zone this servlet belongs.
Is this true?
Mohamed Riaz wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
> Can we have a servlet within a package and the package is visible through
> the wrapper.class path
> eg: if the servlet is
> package.Servlet and
> repository=/path/topackage and
> wrapper.classpath = /path/to package (is also one among many
> wrapper.classpath)
> I do not get it to work in this way, but if not within a package it works.
> Is this really true ?
>
> Thanks for any tip
> Riaz
>
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