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Thanks for the reply. The access_log does not show a hit for this servlet
but does for everything else, what I don't understand it that when I step
through the actionPerformed method (previously posted) where I do the call,
I can step through all the way down and see that it is calling the
openConnection in the servlet and I can tell from a netstat on my linux box
that connections are being established, and then of course I don't see the
hit in the access_log.
When I did your example about /index.html instead of /servlet after I opened
the applet... I got my index file fine and it logged it.
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From: Jean-Luc Rochat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 12:58 PM
To: Java Apache Users
Subject: Re: servlet init() not being called ...
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Gary Grobe wrote:
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> Apache JServ 1.0
> Apache 1.3.9
> Linux/Redhat 6.0
> (as requested, config and code is attached below)
>
> 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.
>
Hi,
100% your applet is buggy.
have a look at Apache acces.log & error.log and you will see the applet
class or jar download, but not the servlet hit (probably not).
If you want to be sure try to open (from the applet) an URL to
/index.html instead of /servlet/myservlet and see what's happening.
Jean-Luc
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