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Chris,
You've probably already tried this, but it doesn't hurt to mention it:
make sure that you can compile and run Java code other than servlet code,
e.g.,
a "Hello, world" application (in order to ensure that your JDK is working
correctly). I don't know how to test your JSDK, too.
At 07:55 AM 5/30/00 , you wrote:
>
>Hi everybody. Hope ya wont kill me for asking this question but I have read
>the FAQ's, scoured the web and blackmailed my mother for this info, but to
>no avail.
>
>I have a setup consisting of:
>
>Redhat 6.2 / Intel
>Apache 1.3.12 { Red Hat Secure Web Server }
>Jserv 1.1.1
>Blackdown JDK + JRE 118
>
>I have tried to configure, compile, build, install, kill, mangle and chew
>this until it works. Almost there, but one problem still: It wont execute my
>servlets.
>
>If I hit http://localhost/jserv/, I get the status page. It seems okay, no
>problems in the logs but if I hit http://localhost/servlets/Hello or
>http://localhost/servlets/IsItWorking, nothing happens. Ultimately, Netscape
>times out and claims that 'document contains no data' and the error logs
>(which are in debug mode) show this message (from apache's error_log):
>"[info][clien 127.0.0.1] ajpv12-open timed out"
>
>and jserv.log shows:
><jservException> AJP Protocol Error: java.io.IOException: Stream closed
>prematurely
>
>Now, I know about giving the jvm more memory, it has been given the
>parameters -ms=64m -mm=64m.
>That seems to work ok, but still no response from the servlet.
>
>Any ideas? Anyone had this problem before?
>
>Regards,
>Christopher Cato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sincerely,
Paul Bain
www.I-ComIndustry.com
(703) 479-ICOM (-4266), ext. 100
(703) 479-0701 (fax)
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