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sorry but just the obvious:
does your ServletA call super.init() in its init method?
can you recompile ServletB as ServletA and call that from your applet?
can you replace the reference to SomeOtherServlet in an applet that works with a call
to ServletA?
what happens when you replace ServletA with a servlet that has a real simple service()
method i.e. just logs the call?
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Gary Grobe
> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 6:14 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: servlet init() not being called ...
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> Apache JServ 1.0
> Apache 1.3.9
> Linux/Redhat 6.0
>
> I've got an applet that makes a URLConnection to a servlet
> that sits on an
> apache web server using jserv. I then writeObjects() into an
> ObjectOutputStream from my applet. The problem is that the servlet
> (which is almost an exact copy of other servlets that do
> work) never get's
> executed (never even initialized). I always restart the
> server after placing
> the servlet in it's proper place and URL's are correct.
>
> All my writes from the applet execute w/o errors, exceptions,
> etc... and
> looks like it's working just fine and the web server never
> reports that the
> servlet is missing or not found, so one would think, so far
> so good. But the
> doGet & doPost, nor init() methods of ServletA never gets
> called and by
> looking at the log files in apache and jserv, servletA
> doesn't even get
> initialized when requested by the applet (like servletB
> does). jserv.log
> usually reports as follows:
>
> [28/02/2000 09:40:33:399 CST] DBQuery: init
> ... more of same for init and destroy
>
> Although I do see the following in the java console of IE or
> Netscape when
> exec'ing the applet:
> Opening http://MyServer/servlets/ServletA
>
> I have applets sitting on machineB that I access from
> machineA's browser,
> then exec my serlvets on machineB that access a server through RMI on
> machineC (which does more cool accessing stuff after that).
> If I run netstat
> on my linux box, I can see connections being established so I
> know THAT part
> of my applet is correct. If I call the servlet from an html
> file using a
> post action method, the servlet works fine. But I don't
> understand why the
> servlet won't init when I use them together. I can step
> through my code line
> by line, and everything from my URL to openConnection and
> writeObjects throw
> nothing. I'm 99.9% certain my code is correct (after 22 hours
> of staring at
> it).
>
> This is very frustrating as I can't possibly think of what
> I'm doing wrong
> (probably something stupid, but I've been over and over the
> code) and can't
> figure out a proper way to debug this thing to see what's
> going on from the
> eyes of apache.
>
> Any help much appreciated, else if anyone needs a job, mine
> will be vacant
> by the end of the week if I can't figure this out.
>
> Gary
>
>
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