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>Couldn't get jserv to install, it was insisting on a file jsdk.jar, I
found that
>this is now called servlet.jar, so I copied the file that name to get
jserve to
>install (something funky from the get-go).
>
Adam,
I don't know about he particular error message you reported.
However, I know for certain that "servlet.jar" is not the one
you want. When I was trying to get JServ working, I once thought
the same thing, only to find later that "servlet.jar" implements
Servlets 2.1 or Servlets 2.2. It generally gets distributed in
the JSWDK (Java Server Web Development Kit).
You want Servlets 2.0, distributed in the JSDK (Java Servlet
Development Kit). This always is named "jsdk.jar" (unless you
rename it like I do to "jsdk-2.0.jar").
Go back to the Sun web site
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
and download JSDK 2.0 (from the DOWNLOADS ARCHIVE section at the
very bottom of the page). When you install this, you should
have a "jsdk.jar" file which you should ensure is _before_
"servlet.jar" in you CLASSPATH.
Stephen
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