Either moving the ApJServAction line into the jserv.conf file or aliasing
the serlvet did the trick. I'm not sure why. I would have thought either
everything works or nothing works.
Thanks.
-Sean
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Trentham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 1999 10:28 AM
To: Java-Servlets
Subject: Re: JSSI and SSI
We've got them both working here. The relevant lines from my conf
files....
running one zone called 'servlets'.
jserv.conf
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ApJServAction .html /servlets/JServSSI
servlets.properties
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servlet.JServSSI.code=org.apache.servlet.ssi.ParameterPropagatingSSI
servlet.JServSSI.initArgs=PropagateParameters=JServSessionId
servlet.JServSSI.initArgs=SSISiteRoot=/home/fs/htdocs
there are a few differences from your setup,
we're parsing .html files and are using ParameterPropagatingSSI. i would
think that SSI would work the same.
we're using traditional SSI to add headers and footers to every page and
it works great.
maybe this helps?
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