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Lee,
Thanks for your help.. it actually turned out that the problem was the
jserv log file was not owned by the user that the web server runs as, so
the JVM wouldn't start. I realized that I was looking in the jserv logs
which had pretty generic/wrong error messages (wrong version of jar files
etc), but the errors being logged to apache's error log were specific
enough for me to find the problem.
I'm guessing that whenever the jvm can't load, it spits out that same
generic error message.
Thanks again,
Adam
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, Lee Turner wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I had a problem that was throwing the same error as the one you are getting
> not so long ago. The first thing I was told to check was that the files
> were all in the correct locations (jars and servlets) and that they were all
> fully accessible (read, write, execute etc...).
>
> In my case I had already done all this with no luck. It took me a while to
> figure this out, but my boss had failed to configure our firewall properly
> and allow connections from our web server to my development database box.
> One of my servlets was attempting to create a connection in init() and being
> blocked by the firewall. This caused the same error as the one you are
> getting.
>
> Lee
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