second zone is acting like htdocs instead of servlets

[Jeff Abrahamson (via [EMAIL PROTECTED])]

Now that I have JServ 1.0 up and running and my servlets seem to work ok
in the example directory, I thought I should be responsible and put them
in their own directory. But what happens is that my apache 1.3.6 server
thinks that <http://davinci.purple.com/lucas/hello> is in htdocs instead
of being a servlet (see log entry at bottom).


In particular, I configure as follows to add the new zone, as per the
FAQ:

- http.conf doesn't change

- jserv.conf doesn't change

- jserv.properties now says

zones=example,lucas
example.properties=/home/vividata/jssi/ApacheJServ-1.0/example/example.properties

#lucas.properties=/home/httpd/conf/lucas.properties
lucas.properties=/home/httpd/servlets/lucas/lucas.properties

(Does it matter where lucas.properties goes?)

Then in lucas.properties, the only thing that changes from
example.properties is the repositories line:

repositories=/home/httpd/servlets/lucas/

And that directory looks ok. The hello.class file (not Hello.class)
works if it's in example/ instead.

[vividata@davinci lucas]$ ls -l /home/httpd/servlets/lucas/
total 8
-rw-rw-r--   1 root     root         1101 Jul 21 13:30 hello.class
-rw-rw-r--   1 root     root         5303 Jul 21 13:30 lucas.properties
[vividata@davinci lucas]$

When I go to the URL that should run hello.class
<http://davinci.purple.com/lucas/hello>, I see no response in the jserv
log, but the following in the httpd log:

192.168.0.5 - - [21/Jul/1999:14:06:46 -0400] "GET /lucas/hello HTTP/1.0"
404 279
[Wed Jul 21 14:06:46 1999] [error] [client 192.168.0.5] File does not
exist: /usr/local/apache/htdocs/lucas/hello


Of course it doesn't exist, it's supposed to look in the repositories
directory, think I.

Any suggestions appreciated.

Tia.





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