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From: Affonso Loyola <aloyola@domain.com.br>
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Im using Apache 1.3.9 with JServ 1.0 with Ajp11 (of course).
I've modifyed the server.xml to use Ajp11 instead of Ajp12.

I've made Apache to work with Tomcat doing the following:

I've modifyed the docBase in the file server.xml to "servlets"

Ive created a dir in the tomcat in the same level of the "examples"

In the httpd.conf I've mounted /servlet /root

In the servlets dir that I've created I've put a copy of the WEB-INF in
the
examples dir. (I did not realize completely the way it works.)

Well the servlets I've put in the classes dir inside the WEB-INF seems
to work
when I call http://www.mydomain.com/servlet/AnyServlet (AnyServlet is in
the classes dir)

But the jsp files served by my apache is not working ....

What do I do ???

HELP!!! I'm getting mad here ....


Thanks,

Affonso Loyola