"S.Ramaswamy" writes: > We have been using Jigsaw2.0 beta 2 under Windows NT successfully. We > zipped the Jigsaw from Windows NT as it is including servlet > configuration.to Linux box. The servlet started running fine. But > somewhere, we suddenly started getting the error, > http://...../servlets/MxStart not found on this server. We went to > JigAdm and to our surprise the servlet resource under root had > disappeared!!! Hum, you mean that the DirectoryResource "servlets" has disappeared? That can happen if the physical directory doesn't exists anymore, don't you forget to copy this directory? > > You had earlier mentioned about running Jigsaw with -trace option. We do > not know how to do that? Hence I am not able to provide you with any > more information Just add -trace in the command line. > > For General Information > ================= > > We are listing two points we observed for everyone's attention and > comments > > a) If we do not say super.init() in the servlets that we have written > by extending HttpServlet, we get "Remote Access Exception" when we try > to confiure the servlet from JigAdm. That's logical, the init method of GenericServlet initialize the ServletConfig. Without this Object, it's impossible to run the servlet. > > b) If we specify "matrix.tenza.servlet.MxStart.class" as the name of our > servlet-class in Attribute Tab of a servlet then we get an error. > Instead if we specify just "matrix.tenza.servlet.MxStart" then it works This bug has been fixed now, so it will work with the next release. Regards, Benoit. - Benoît Mahé ------------------------------------------------------- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Architecture domain - Jigsaw Team http://www.w3.org/People/Mahe - bmahe@w3.org - +33.4.92.38.79.89 ---------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Wednesday, 9 September 1998 04:31:24 GMT
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