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sorry, maybe I didn't write clearly,
I got first page of http://localhost/jserv/, but when I clicked
ajpv11://localhost:8007 in first page , there is a internal server error.
after that, I tried http://localhost/example/Hello, I got an internal server
error too,
so how come to this? in fact, I have got first page, it means servlet engine
was running.
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> Hello Sun,
>
> ))Sun JunXu wrote--
> >now I finished installation according to your manual, when I tried to
> load
> >jserv, I can only get first page, if I click ajpv11://localhost:8007 ,
> >I load example/Hello,
> >there is a internal server error,
>
>
> First, it is always the right way to read the way any stuff works(the
> docs:-)). You should not say
> ajpv11://localhost:8007/example/Hello.
> as
> * the browser accesses the web server via http protocol at port 80
> (default)
> * the web server accesses the Jserv servlet engine via ajpv11 protocol at
> port 8007 (default).
> So you are not supposed to access the way from the browser you did it but
> rather..
> http://localhost/example/Hello
> If you still dont get, then there is probably a misconfiguration and you
> may
> have to come back after a hard try :-).
>
> HTH.
>
> Riaz
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