Xavier Franc wrote: > Florent Georges wrote: Hi,
> > Yes. It is in this lib/ directory, alongside server.jar. > Perhaps access rights are not sufficient? If by access rights you mean at the file-system level, they are correct (the owner is the Tomcat user and everyone has can read it). Anyway both JARs have the same permissions. Furthermore, in the meantime I installed manually Tomcat (so not using the APT package from Ubuntu) and it worked like a charm. So I am pretty confident this is a class loading issue because of the default Tomcat security policies *in the Ubuntu package*. > Not very easy... If you cannot wait, I can send you > instructions but it is a bit tedious, because the script > automates several tasks and copies stuff from diverse places. No thanks, I can live with a manually installed Tomcat. But it is probably worth ensuring Qizx Server is deployable on Ubuntu Server, in the Tomcat shipped with the system. And by extension on all Debian-packages-based systems, they are kind of usual ;-) > In the coming version 4.1 (hopefully October 1st), there will be: > - an install wizard for Qizx Server prepackaged with Jetty > which should be very easy to use > - a simpler manual install Good to hear! Thanks for the help, regards, -- Florent Georges http://fgeorges.org/ -- Qizx Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/qizx-support
