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Hello,

I'm running Apache 1.3.9, Jserv 1.1b3, and JDK 1.1.8.  Yes, I know I need to
upgrade
Apache and Jserv, I'm currently waiting on our engineering group to do the
upgrade.

I have a class that is being used under multiple aliases (i.e. each unique
application
'code' property points to the same class).  It appears that JServ is
confusing the initargs
between the application aliases and the initargs for one alias are being
used by another.

Has anyone seen this before?  Is there a fix?

Here are the pertinent parts of the zone.properties:

In zone www_starwars_com:

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# AskJedi

servlet.AskJedi.code=com.lfl.servlet.AskJedi
servlet.AskJedi.initArgs=hourlyHitsFile=/www/data/mystarwars/HourlyHitsPerWe
ek.conf
servlet.AskJedi.initArgs=htmlDir=/www/sites/www.starwars.com/content/jedi_co
uncil
servlet.AskJedi.initArgs=debug=true
servlet.AskJedi.initArgs=absoluteURLPrefix=/jedi_council/
servlet.AskJedi.initArgs=subjectPrefix=Jedi Council

In zone www_starwarskids_com:

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# TellUs

servlet.TellUs.code=com.lfl.servlet.AskJedi
servlet.TellUs.initArgs=debug=true
servlet.TellUs.initArgs=hourlyHitsFile=/www/data/mystarwars/HourlyHitsPerWee
k.conf
servlet.TellUs.initArgs=htmlDir=/www/sites/www.starwarskids.com/content/home
_base/tell_us
servlet.TellUs.initArgs=absoluteURLPrefix=/home_base/tell_us/
servlet.TellUs.initArgs=subjectPrefix=Tell Us

-Freeman


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