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You can't mix java2 and java1 .class files with WebMacro, you have to
compile everything with java1 or everything with java2.
Justin
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> <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:
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> (ERROR) ajp11: Servlet Error: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
> java.util.HashMap: java.util.HashMap
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> 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.
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> 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_
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> On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, jon * wrote:
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> > > 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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