Re: Class files format in Apache JServ

1999-05-24 Thread Ed Korthof
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy wrote: > Hi Everybody, > > I m using Apache Server 1.3.6 with JServer 1.0b4. And your OS and VM are ...? > 1. For my servlets, I m having classfiles in jar format. In the zone's > configuration file, under repositories I m putting the name of th

Re: Class files format in Apache JServ

1999-05-24 Thread Burt Alexander
Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy wrote: > Ofcourse, we hv written some packages and we are using those packages in > = > >our servlets. So, in the repositories I m putting the classpaths of all = > >packages in jar format only. I m not using any alias in zones.properties > sorry, I'm afraid I don't un

Class files format in Apache JServ

1999-05-24 Thread Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy
Ofcourse, we hv written some packages and we are using those packages in = >our servlets. So, in the repositories I m putting the classpaths of all = >packages in jar format only. I m not using any alias in zones.properties Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy wrote: > Hi Everybody, > > I m using Apach

Re: Class files format in Apache JServ

1999-05-24 Thread Burt Alexander
Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy wrote: > Hi Everybody, > > I m using Apache Server 1.3.6 with JServer 1.0b4. > > 1. For my servlets, I m having classfiles in jar format. In the zone's configuration >file, under repositories I m putting the name of the classfiles. > Are you including the jar file in

Class files format in Apache JServ

1999-05-24 Thread Venkatraman Krishnamoorthy
Hi Everybody, I m using Apache Server 1.3.6 with JServer 1.0b4. 1. For my servlets, I m having classfiles in jar format. In the zone's configuration file, under repositories I m putting the name of the classfiles. But, when I run servlets, I m getting class not found exception. Then if I unj