Kirk It depends on what they are trying to do. If the purpose of placing classes inside their pages it in order to use SSI tags, they need to install an extension such as JSSI in order for jserv to handle SSI tags. If is is JSP they are after than they need gnujsp. hth Chris On Mon, 4 Sep 2000 20:29:50 -0700, Kirk Moore - aa.net wrote:
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.
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