Le ven 19/03/2004 à 01:06, Chong Yu Meng a écrit : > Daniel Savard wrote: > > >Is there any documentation on the jk2.properties? > > > > > There is the Jakarta documentation available on their site. Or you could > dig through the source code. >
I also looked at the Jakarta docs, however, for the mod_jk2 part, they are not very helpful. There is no complete list of properties with a short description of each. Seems the approach is: Apply receipt A, if it fails you are on your own... BTW, I don't blame anyone for this, this is just a fact of life. > That's an insensitive question ! I have only one computer at home. This > is my primary development workstation, and I don't want to mess around > with it. I can't afford another machine because I am currently > unemployed. So, unless you're willing to buy me another PC, or offer me > a job, you're not likely to see any other configurations. > Again, I do not personnally blame anyone for this, it is just a question if anything else exist or any some other documentation that can be helpful to overcome the beast. > Your error does not lie in jk2.properties. Check that you have all the > necessary packages installed (see > http://cymulacrum.net/writings/tomcat5/c831.html#JK2_INTEGRATION_SETUP). > If you are using Fedora Core, the package you need is apr-util-devel and > apr-devel. If you're using Mandrake, the rpm packages are libapr-util (I > think) and ... something else. So, locate the name of the package and > install it. Because you did not mention your platform (Windows? Linux > distro? Solaris?), I can't be more specific. > Well, the checking is supposed to be done by the configure. So, it passes the configure step, I assume the prereqs are all satisfied. I do not use any standard Linux distro. I have something like a RedHat++ (I mean I started a long time ago with RedHat 5.2, the upgraded until 7.2 and then upgraded manually some pieces beside the RedHat package system). Anyway, the problem is the buggy Makefile in the native2/server/apache2 directory. In particular, the JK_LDFLAGS variable which didn't have an appropriate list of libraries to include. BTW, I found on the mailing list the list of libraries to include. However, even if db-4.0 was required, it is perfectly possible to use another version of the Berkeley DB. Again, since I didn't have the version 4 installed on my system, the configure step should have stopped processing to let me know the prereqs were not satisfied. I insist, don't take it personnally. It is just an observation on the state of the mod_jk2 packaging. Maybe the README file could include some kind of warnings or hints to help newbies... -- ======================================= Daniel Savard ======================================= --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
