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I'm running Jserv on NT without any problem. Here is how I start my
JVM:
c:\jdk\bin\java -classpath
c:\jdk\lib\classes.zip;c:\jsdk\lib\jsdk.jar;c:\jserv\ApacheJServ.jar;
org.apache.jserv.JServ c:\jserv\conf\jserv.properties
Notice I didn't include the repository directories in my command line
class path. Those are specified in the properties files. With this
setup it runs properly and reloads changed classes too.
Hope this helps,
Jonathan Tew
> if i start a JServ instance from the command line, does JServ only use one
> classloader to load all classes or does it load the classes specified in the
> repository param of the zone file in the auto-reloading ( adaptive?!)
> classloader?
>
> it appears to do the former. when i setup my classpath from the command line
> to exclude my servlets and try to run them, i get the ol' 'cannot scan
> servlet headers' error. but, when i add the path specified by the repository
> entry to the classpath and restart jserv from the command line, it finds the
> servlets and works fine.
>
> anyone else come across this problem?
> software: Apache 1.3.6, JServ 1.0 and NT Server 4.0
> regs,
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