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Apache + JServ Problems
Hello,
First off, this is the software I'm using: - Windows 2000 - Apache 1.3 - Tomcat 3.2 - JServ 1.1 So far, Tomcat runs fine by itself. However, but when I fire up Apache with JServ it says I have an error in the "tomcat-apache.conf" file. The Apache error message reads: Syntax error on line 2. Invalid command "ApJservManual", syntax error or defined by a module not included in the server configuration" Well I know for sure there isn't a syntax error, because I've never touched this conf file! Any ideas? |
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I'm having the same problem. I'm following the tutorial on this site, and this is where I'm stuck... I don't know why it is SOOO HARD to set up an Apache or IIS + Tomcat environment. I've been struggling for weeks, I get close, but something undocumented always happens!
If anyone can help PLEASE!!!!!! Dower |
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I don't know about that problem, but if you're in a hurry just skip the Apache part. Tomcat works fine as a webserver, at least for development purposes.
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Man, what a pain. I finally figured it out!
In the "Slapping Together a JSP Development Environment" tutorial it said to put a LoadModule command in the httpd.conf file. But this is unnecessary. The tomcat-apache.conf file in the tomcat/conf folder already has this LoadModule directive. This duplication was causing the error! When it was taken out, it worked fine! As an FYI, if anyone wants to do the MySQL part of that tutorial, the connector has changed hands, and the code no longer works. It took me a bit to figure the problem out, but the connector is now here: URL The .Jar file is now named differenly, and class is now called "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver". Dower |
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