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> In simple terms, it has to be somewhere in your classpath if it is loading
> from from somewhere other than where you want it to load. Pipe th eoutput
> of java -vervose to file then cat the file and look through each of the
> paths your jav says it is looking in.
I tried :
[...]
[Loaded java.lang.ClassLoader$2 from /usr/lib/jdk1.2.2/jre/lib/rt.jar]
[Loaded spanake.web.servlet.SiteWrapper]
[Loaded spanake.web.util.SiteCookiesCenter]
[Loaded java.io.CharConversionException from
/usr/lib/jdk1.2.2/jre/lib/rt.jar]
[...]
That (now) famous servlet is the 'spanake.web.util.SiteWrapper' one. As
you see, no information is provided concerning from where it has been
loaded. "of course, if you
don't put it in a package !"... well actually, it was in the package
"/usr/local/httpd/servlets/dev/site.jar".
Surprising, no ?
That really looks like jserv is getting this class from somewhere else.
Isn't that my problem after all ?!! :)
> Did you check mod_jserv.log and see what it has to say about your
> classpath? Maybe jserv is getting a different classpath to the one you are
> getting in your shell. What username is apache being started by (I'm
> assuming JServ uses the same username as HTTPD does)?
Well... I start jserv by hand using 'java -classpath' switch... and
that's the one reported in mod_jserv.log.
> PS I was joking about turning off for 20 mins... sometimes it is just nice
> to have thinking time.
I've been thinking all week-end. Maybe not enough ? :)
--javier
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