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(To jon:)
<grin> That's the problem. It still doesn't work. At first it might be
a webmacro error, but I got it working on Java Web Server. So then I
found out that webmacro didn't like java2, so I installed JServ/Apache
with JDK1.1, and it still doesn't work.
I just tried instantiating "HelloWorld" from an example servlet that
worked, and here is the error I got in jserv.log:
(ERROR) ajp11: Servlet Error: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
java.util.HashMap: java.util.HashMap
So it appears that Apache is not REALLY choking on HelloWorld itself.
It's choking on a class called "HashMap" which isn't in Java1.1, but IS in
Java1.2. BUT, webmacro.jar includes it's own version of HashMap for 1.1.
Any ideas? It just puzzles me that it would work in JavaWebServer and not
in Apache/Jserv. All webmacro requires is just that you put webmacro.jar
in your classpath.
Hrm. :-/ Thanks for the input.
Steve Lewis "Does philosophy answer a
Unix Systems Group need? How is it to be under-
University of Texas at Dallas stood? Philosophy? The need?"
Jacques Derrida, _Margins_
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, jon * wrote:
> > Oh. I'm sorry. I meant that. I have HelloWorld.class there.
>
> then it should work. anything in your repositories= path will get picked up
> as long as it is a valid servlet.
>
> -jon
>
>
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