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One more thing to add: you must put the complete package name in the URL
or put a servlet alias in your servlet properties file to call a
servlet. For example, if you have a repository of /servlets and a
subdirectory called /test in that directory, your url would be
http://machine.name.com/servlets/test.servletname.
Ben Ricker
Senior Web Administrator
US-Rx, Inc.
Brevsville Administrator wrote:
> Anil
>
> Since you haven't posted your config or log files it is hard to get much
> info. I will asume you are running Linux.
>
> To make your classfile visible to JServ they have to be set to +r to the
> owner of apache. For instance my apache httpd runs as user wwwrun (set in
> httpd.conf) so I change my permissions on my classfiles to that user:
>
> chown wwwrun myclassfile.class
>
> chmod 700 myclassfile.class
>
> Also ensure the directories have relevant permssions set.
>
> Chris
>
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