Hello,
I'm trying to configure iPlanet web server 4.1, I have a servlet and have configured
an entry. If I launch the url without checking the box "enable servlets", I get the
homepage. If I check the box "enable servlets", then I never get the home page on my
browser, the delay expires and I get no other error message (though the server was
started correctly).
Could anybody help me out on how to configure the server to work with servlets?? I use
jre1.2.
Thanks a lot,
Carine
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De : Nick McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
� : [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date : jeudi 13 juillet 2000 10:19
Objet : iPlanet - static member variables shared between servlets?
>Dear All
>
>I am using iPlanet to serve several servlets (all in the same anonymous
>context and the same named Java package). I had thought that these servlets
>would all run in the same JVM and therefore share static members of classes
>between them. However, it appears that each servlet has its own copy of the
>static members of each class.
>
>Am I right or am I missing something?
>
>I find that these undefined or ill-defined aspects of the servlets
>specification cause me real problems. I have found it very difficult to
>write non-trivial servlets that work across different servers because they
>all implement unspecified aspects of the servlet standard in different ways.
>In my development environment I use the JDeveloper servlet runner, Apache
>JServ on my local machine and iPlanet on our test machine. I have found that
>some API calls are unimplemented (e.g. get major/minor version of the
>servlet engine on Apache/JServ). Has everyone else had the same experience?
>
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Nick.
>
>
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