Hi there,
I've tried to use Apache together with JRun, and it works fine. It's like
that Apache will handle the normal request (such as .html), and if it's a
servlet or JSP request, it will forward to JRun, which in turn handles the
request.
The installation of Apache is just click-click, nothing special, and JRun,
using its "Recommended" option, and select Apache as the default Web Server.
JRun will change the confiuration file of Apache for you automatically. But
yes, you need to include JDK's core classes in the classpath of JRun.
Because I'm using Apache as the default Web Server, the request will be sent
to the default port (80) instead of 8000.
Have fun.
Lihua Sun
-----Original Message-----
From: EXT "Wilson, Jerred [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 1999 4:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JSP, JRun, GNUJSP
Help, anyone. I've tried installing both JRun and GNUJSP to test running
JSP's. Since GNU only had source files I compiled them using JDK 1.2.1, but
the Main class in sun.tools.javac was not found. I backed up to JDK 1.1 and
found the class but the constructors didn't match the code.
So, I eventually gave up and installed JRun. After configuring everything
and starting JRun Service Manager, I tried to look at some sample pages
using:
http://localhost:8000 and I received the following similar error:
ERROR 500 Internal Server Error
An error occured during inprocess compilation.
JSP requires that a JDK be installed on your system. Please make sure an
appropriate JDK has been installed, and JRun's CLASSPATH contains the
JDK's core classes.
sun/tools/javac/Main
Can anyone give me advice on what I need to run the simplest JSP's? I
noticed JRun works with Personal Web Server (as opposed to full blown IIS).
Has anyone got it to work? I could not get it to work on either one (PWS or
IIS4.0, NT4.0)
Thanks,
Jerred Wilson
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