Mike Puglin wrote:
>
> I'm quite new to Java and servlets, so I hope you'll pardon these questions:
>
> I'm trying to use Apache and JServ on Win NT. I believe I have the two set up 
>correctly (I know there is an issue with a .JAR file being 0 bytes. But, I believe I 
>have corrected that). The book I am reading uses JavaServer in its examples and I get 
>a little confused.
>
> 1) Should the port that Apache listens to be 80? or 8080?
>
> 2) I set up two zones for JServ - development and production. The are pointing to 
>directories g:\dev\serv and g:\prod\serv respectively. If I have a servlet in both 
>servlet directories names serve1.class...what URL do I use in my browser to run these?
>
> I am guessing that it goes something like htttp://localhost:80/what is next?
>
> your help is very appreciated
> mike

It depends on your configuration files.
In the file httpd.conf the directives

ApJServMount /servlet /development
ApJServMount /prodserv /production
ApJServMount /myservlets /someotherzone
ApJServProperties "c:\apache\JServ\conf\jserv.properties"

set the maping from URL (http://localhost:80/servlet) to JServ zone
(development)
and the configuration file for the whole JServ.
In the file jserv.properties the directives

zones=development,production,someotherzone
development.properties=c:\apache\JServ\conf\development.properties
production.properties=c:\apache\JServ\conf\production.properties
someotherzone.properties=c:\apache\JServ\conf\someotherzone.properties

set zones and their configuration files.
In the file development.properties the directive

repositories=g:\dev\serv

sets where your servlet classes are located.

So, if you have a file g:\dev\serv\MyServlet.class, it is in zone
"development"
and you should use URL

http://localhost:80/servlet/MyServlet

Martin
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