surely it is a problem with your classpath not finding the servlet api
according to the root cause exception method and stack trace. Not sure
where tomcat keeps its servlet classes, probably in a servlet.jar or
j2ee.jar I would check that the jar file containing the servlet api classes
has not
surely your application server will handle connection pooling for you if
you set up a datasource? I use WebSphere App Server (well I work for big
blue so I guess I would!) and that is how it works there. Don't know about
jrun though...
regards
Michael Asbridge
Sun
Hi
I am setting up apache soap rpcrouter and messagerouter servlets in web
sphere - all works fine except:
I point browser at: http://localhost:port/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
and I get the page that tells me that router doesn't use post command - all
well and good.
Then I point at: http://local