On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Shaun Campbell wrote:
> I have all the components installed including Apache and JServ and have
> built Jyve. I think I have configured JServ as instructed but I am having a
> problem running Jyve. When I enter I enter the URL
> http://webserver/root/Turbine I get the message that it cannot find Turbine.
The URL looks a bit strange to me. It should look like:
http://<webserver>[:<port>]/<servlet-zone>/Turbine
e.g. http://webserver.ee.ethz.ch:8080/servlet/Turbine
Of course everything depends on your settings in the configuration
files; i.e. httpd.conf, jserv.conf, jserv.properties, zone.properties,
TurbineResources.properties
The most likely mistake is, that you mixed up your zone name ("root")
and the mount point ("servlets", "servlet"). The Mapping is done in
jserv.conf:
ApJServMount /servlets /root
ApJServMount /servlet /root
> I have not used repositories before so I am not sure what was meant to
> happen when it says in the documentation "Place the Turbine and Jyve classes
> into your repositories= path in your zone.properties file". Do I need to
> copy more classes to my servlets directory or add more entries for the
> Turbine and Jyve class directories to my repository list?
In my zone.properties I have just the following "repositories="-lines:
repositories=/home/faq/jyve/bin/jyve-2.0.jar
repositories=/home/faq/turbine/bin/turbine-2.0.jar
Other classes are in the jserv.properties using "wrapper.classpath="
Good luck!
T: Bernie
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