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Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:

> Here is an extract from my jserv.conf
>
> ## mount he servlet zones
> ApJServMount /app/cocoon1 /cocoon1 # servlet zone where cocoon1 is found
> ApJServMount /app/cocoon2 /cocoon2 # servlet zone where cocoon2 is found
>
> ## create apache handlers as servlets
> Action cocoon1 /app/cocoon1/org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon
> Action cocoon2 /app/cocoon2/org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet
>
> ## create aliases in apache's URI space
> Alias /cocoon1 c:/code/xml.apache.org/xml-cocoon
> Alias /cocoon2 c:/code/xml.apache.org/xml-cocoon2
>
> ## tell apache to call the "cocoon1" handler if this location is called
> <location /cocoon1/samples>
>  SetHandler cocoon1
> </location>
>
> ## tell apache to call the "cocoon2" handler if this location is called
> <location /cocoon2/samples>
>  SetHandler cocoon2
> </location>

Tried this... On Linux, and I get a Segment Violation in the JVM of JServ!!!!

I will investigate a bit further later, perhaps tomorrow, but I am not very
optimistic about it.

Niclas