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Hello All,
I have been having a very hard time integrating Karl Moss's
Connection-Pooling servlet into my Apache setup, and was wondering if anyone
had any suggestions. Here are my specs:
1. Windows 98
2. Latest Apache web-server release (1.3.something)
3. JServe 1.1
4. MySQL
I have been using Karl Mosses ConnectionPooling servlet successfully while I
was developing using JRun Pro, but when I tried to move it over to JServe,
it doesn't seem to work correctly anymore.
Steps taken:
I edited the zone.properties file under my servlets directory and added the
line:
servlet.startup=ConnectionServlet
Results:
Everything appears to be running fine at first, no errors and such, but if I
make a request to any servlet(even the "IsItWorking" demo) it is all frozen.
I can see that the servlet has made the initial pool of connections under
MySQL by running the "mysqladmin processlist" command, but the
servlet-engine appears to be frozen for any requests.
Error Log(apache/logs/error.log):
Wed Mar 08 21:19:02 2000] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] client denied by server
configuration: c:/program files/apache group/apache/htdocs/jserv
[Wed Mar 08 22:06:02 2000] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist:
c:/program files/apache group/apache/htdocs/jserv
When I leave out the "servlet.startup=ConnectionServlet" line, the
"IsItWorking" servlet works just fine, but after I include it, it of course
freezes up again.
Can anyone reccomend another connection-pooling system, or what I might be
doing wrong here? I can provide the source-code if needed, or it can be
downloaded from www.servletguru.com. Any help would of course be greatly
appreciated.
Jesse Kuhnert
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