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Hi

We are currently trying to implement the ajp12 in our own scripting
language. The protocol description provided in the Apache/JServ docs
proved not to be enough for us: we cannot connect to JServ.

Since no connection is made, we have no idea what exactly is
wrong with our request and therefore cannot trace the error.

1. Where do I get specific information about the protocol without
having to tear apart mod_jserv.c? The FAQ were not sufficient.
For example, I have the following specific questions:

A. Is the Accept-Encoding parameter important (because we don't have
it in our env)p

B. Or is maybe the upper/lower case of the hex code a problem?


4. Can somebody maybe send me a correct request that actually worked?

Thanks a lot!
        Andy Deller

Here is how my request looked:


0007Sringo
0024Ccsg        ergon.ec.servlets.HelloServlet
0056EDOCUMENT_ROOT      
/projects/alien/csg/home/kanele/cs/telebank.kanele/html/www_server/yt2
0014EREQUEST_METHOD     GET
001BEREMOTE_ADDR        193.72.196.42
001BEREMOTE_HOST        193.72.196.42
001DESCRIPT_NAME        /jsrv_test.eval
0017ESERVER_NAME        localhost
0012ESERVER_PORT        8020
001AESERVER_PROTOCOL    HTTP/1.0
0013ESERVER_SOFTWARE
0038HUser-Agent Mozilla/4.05 [en] (X11; I; SunOS 5.7 sun4u)
0023HAccept-Charset     iso-8859-1,*,utf-8
0019HAccept-Encoding    schrott
004CHAccept     image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg, image/png, */*
0014HAccept-Language    en
0017HConnection Keep-Alive
0011HHost       ringo:8020
0011HPragma     no-cache
0001



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