>>ok, I figured that out, I had to drop xml.jar into jre\lib\ext, duh,
and
>>everything almost works, but it won't run jsp, gives me internal
server
>>error, havn't tried servlets yet, any ideas?
>>thanks
No u needn't put xml.jar in jre\lib\ext if u have properly set the
environment settings.
Regards,
John
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ok, I figured that out, I had to drop xml.jar into jre\lib\ext, duh,
and
everything almost works, but it won't run jsp, gives me internal
server
error, havn't tried servlets yet, any ideas?
thanks
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Subject: Re: resin/tomcat
Thanks John, I made the conf changes, but now when I start Tomcat
with
tomcat run, it gives me class not found exception on
com.sun.xml.parser.Parser, this is obvioulsy a class path issue, but
then I
wrote a simple sax tester app and it uses the sun parser just fine,
which if
I'm not mistaken is in xml.jar, which is on my class path and in
%TOMCAT_HOME%\lib, so I'm confused.
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Hi,
Here's the step by step process for WinNT using mod_jserv and tomcat:
1) Dowload ApacheModuleJserv.dll from tomcat binary downloads and copy
it to the <Apache>\Modules directory.
2) Append the following line to httdp.conf file in <apache>\conf\
directory
Include "<path to tomcat>\conf\tomcat.conf"
3) Supposing that ur application is in "d:\tomcat\webapps\ums" (this
is a sample, type ur own app path) type the following lines in
"tomcat.conf"
ApJServManual on
ApJServDefaultProtocol ajpv12
ApJServSecretKey DISABLED
ApJServMountCopy on
ApJServLogLevel notice
ApJServDefaultPort 8007
AddType text/jsp .jsp
AddHandler jserv-servlet .jsp
ApJServMount /servlet /ums
DocumentRoot d:/tomcat/webapps/ums
<Directory "d:/tomcat/webapps/ums">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
Options -Indexes
DirectoryIndex index.jsp
</Directory>
<Location "/Web-inf" >
AllowOverride None
deny from all
</Location>
4) Add the following into "<path>\conf\server.xml"
<Context path="/" docBase="webapps/ums">
</Context>
5) Start tomcat
6) Start apache
7) Now on typing "http:\\localhost\" ur browser will automatically
open
index.jsp file DocumentRoot folder.
Regards
John Thomas
IBS Software Services.
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does anyone know how to intergrate apache with either tomcat or resin?
the
documentation is lacking at best, I have resin up and running, and I
can do
everthing at myDomainName:8080/ but I want to run jsp without using
port
8080 is this possible?
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