I had a few problems with JServ... but remember that JServ is for Java Servlets... it isn't needed for JAVA .class (Applets) files. In the HTMl it should look like: <APPLET CODE="JAVAAPPLET.CLASS" CODEBASE="RELATIVEPATHOFCODE/" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="100"> Don't try and call the .class file directly, it won't work AFAIK. If you want to get Servlets working then download Jakarta/Tomcat @ apache.org. It runs on a different port and is a lot easier to set up than mod_jserv. Kev

-----Original Message----- From: Kirk Moore - aa.net [mailto:kmoore@aa.net] Sent: 05 September 2000 04:30 To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Subject: [SLE] jserv

I am looking for some help here....

I have a customer that wants us to get the java stuff working. I have installed the jserv and the JDK and the jserv run time.

I have added the jserv.conf to the httpd.conf and tried to configure it....

The customer has .class extensions within his html code and they are not working.

any help would be REALLY appreciated.

-- Kirk Moore Superior Web Solutions

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