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[java] Java and Apache

Started by Holocron May 31, 2002 at 5:35 AM 2 replies 200+ views

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May 31, 2002 at 5:35 AM

My host instucts me to place my .jar files into the /servlets directory. However when I try to access my .jsp it says it cant those core .jar files. With my localhost I set a class path in doss to the path my .jar files we''re located. Can I do a similar thing with apache? Perhaps create some kind of batch file with the class paths in them? I looked for such a file but I couldnt find it Thanks

WayfarerX

May 31, 2002 at 12:35 PM

Apache is not a servlet engine, it is a web server. Ask your host what servlet engine is in use inside of the Apache server (Tomcat/Catalina, JServ, etc) and what version.

Holocron

Jun 2, 2002 at 6:49 AM

It is ApacheJServ v1.1.2, I have been looking for docs on that but I cant find alot helpful ones.

WayfarerX

Jun 3, 2002 at 6:27 PM

Hmmm, I''ve only used JServ from the programmer perspective, not set it up or configured it. The way my host had it set up, there was a ''servlets'' directory and a ''classes'' directory outside the web root. Servlet class files go in servlets, supporting class files go in classes. I don''t think it would automatically mount jar files, however.

If I were you, I''d try to get my host to upgrade to Tomcat 4. It works with Apache (since the Apache Group produces it) and supports the latest JSP/Servlet specs. Configuation is also a lot more flexible.

Other than that, see if your host can give you more information or show you a sample that works. Documentation will be scarce however since JServ is outdated.

Best of luck!

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