----------------------------- Please read the FAQ! <http://java.apache.org/faq/> ----------------------------- Hi, This is an interesting question for which I have no answer either (though I am one of the maintainers of JSSI), but a solution seems to be NEEDED, since it is a major drawback to have sophisticated multiple zones spreaded on probably many hosts -- but only one zone could be mapped with .jhtml (ok, we could map .1jthml, .2jthml on different zones -- but this is _awkward_). An expected solution would be to make the 'ApJServAction' be working within a <Location></Location> or location-match area which unfortunatly doesn't work currently. Someone who knows the internals of apache should look at this issue, I assume it should be easy to resolve in mod_jserv. Anyone ? ciao, -hen, who would be glad to include a solution to the JSSI documentation ... On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, Reid M. Pinchback wrote: RMP| Thanks for the tip. I could see how that would work with a single RMP| zone, but that isn't where I'm trying to get to. How does this extend RMP| to multiple zones? That is my objective. RMP| RMP| Unless I'm missing something here, ApJServAction maps .jhtml to only RMP| one particular zone. If the servlets need to be in the same zone RMP| as the ApacheJSSI.jar file, then doesn't that mean that JSSI can't RMP| be used with multiple zones? You can't have multiple ApJServAction RMP| lines mapping .jhtml to different zones, right? RMP| RMP| This is exactly the point where I think the existing JSSI installation RMP| notes/FAQs are weak; they don't adequately address the issue of how to RMP| configure JSSI with JServ to handle the obvious multi-zone usage cases: RMP| RMP| (a) different .jhtml pages each invoking servlets in different zones RMP| (ie: each page only invokes servlets from one zone, but different RMP| pages are working with different zones) RMP| RMP| (b) a particular .jhtml page invokes multiple servlets, not all RMP| of which reside in the same zone -hen --- Henner Zeller [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP pub key [77F75B39]: finger [EMAIL PROTECTED] If Microsoft is the answer, it must have been a VERY silly question. -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Please read the FAQ! <http://java.apache.org/faq/> To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives and Other: <http://java.apache.org/main/mail.html> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
