- From: Dorab at Digicraft <dc@brandx.net>
- Date: Sun, 2 Aug 1998 15:56:18 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
I'm running a stock Jigsaw 2.0beta2 on a PowerMac 9600/120 using MacOS 8.1, MRJSDK 2.0.1 final, JSDK2.0. I created a servlet resource as suggested by the instructions, but I put the .class file in a different location, but one that was accessible from my CLASSPATH. As mentioned in a previous message, this servlet had an init() method and Jigsaw failed to initialize this servlet. After this, I was unable to delete the said resource via Jigadm. It would always say that the connection to the server failed. I had to finally recover by reinstalling the stores from an unmodified distribution. Needless to say, this was a problem and could have been much worse if I had built up a lot of state that I'd have to recreate. Why does Jigsaw have the concept of binary, non-editable stores? It seems rather fragile, and difficult to recover from corruption. At least if the stores were text files, I could edit out the offending parts by using an editor.
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