---------------------------------------------------------------- BEFORE YOU POST, search the faq at <http://java.apache.org/faq/> WHEN YOU POST, include all relevant version numbers, log files, and configuration files. Don't make us guess your problem!!! ---------------------------------------------------------------- I forgot to say in the last e-mail that I can access the jserv status page and it shows all three zones with the correct repository information, so I know the configuration files are at least being read. This only adds to my confusion. > -----Original Message----- > From: Allen,Eva > Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 12:52 PM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: What have I done wrong? > > I'm sure you see this question lots, but I can't find anything that tells > me what I've done wrong. I'm trying to run ApacheJServ 1.1.2 on AIX > 4.3.3, using JDK 1.1.8 and JSDK 2.0, and Apache 1.3.12. The Java > development environment is OK, I've been compiling and running on it for > several months. I've had a running Apache server now for a month. When I > start up the server with the JServ component the JServ component starts > okay. When I try to access my servlets I get the dreaded 404 error. The > problem must be with configuration, yes? > > Well, I have three zones (I've been experimenting with different > configurations). The zones are production, development and example. In > my jserv.conf file I have > ApJServProperties /full/path/to/file/jserv.properties, > ApJServLogLevel debug > ApJServMount /servlets /development > ApJServMount /servlet /production > ApJServMount /example /example > > and everything else is the default (except I allow everyone from my domain > to access the jserv information page). > > In jserv.properties I have > zones=production,development,example > > production.properties=/full/path/to/production.properties > development.properties=/full/path/to/file/development.properties > example.properties=/full/path/to/file/example.properties > wrapper.bin points to the correct directory for java > wrapper.classpath contains only the path to the ApacheJServ.jar file and > the jsdk.jar file > > security.allowedAddresses=DISABLED (I know, I know, dangerous, but I have > *no* idea what's wrong, I'm trying *everything*) > > and everything else set to the default. > > In production.properties I have > repositories=/full/path/name/to/a/directory/containing/class/files > > In development.properties I have > repositories=/full/path/name/to/directory/containing/class/files > > In example.properties I have > repositories=/full/path/name/to/directory/containing/class/files > > In each of these zone properties files the ApacheJServ.jar file is also > included in the repositories and everything else is set to the default. > In particular, the production repository contains the file Hello.class, > the development repository contains the file IsItWorking.class, and the > example repository contains the file PathInfo.class. All files and > directories have permissions 777. The URLs I have been using to access > them are > > http://machine.name.org:port/servlets/IsItWorking > http://machine.name.org:port/servlet/Hello and > http://machine.name.org:port/example/PathInfo, where port is the port the > Apache server is sitting on. The Apache server and JServ are running on > the same machine. There is absolutely no information printed in the > jserv.log file. mod_jserv.log only shows that the Java VM was started, > and after that no further output. I can see no reason why these files > aren't found. I'm sure I must have missed something obvious, but I'm > durned if I know what it is. The Apache error_log, of course, shows the > familiar File does not exist: /example/PathInfo (or whatever). > > What is wrong with my configuration? > > -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Please read the FAQ! <http://java.apache.org/faq/> To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Search Archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/java-apache-users%40list.working-dogs.com/> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
