Re: Regarding Oracle Application Server 4.0 Java Cartridge

hi,

thanks for the reply but I am almost more puzzled now. First of all, I did set my variable in my NT to be what the document said so my HelloWorld.class is compiled using the oracle.http.* classes. I also checked to make sure that I have the right slashes "/" for the virtual path, and "\" for my NT physical directory. What seems to me is that when I type in the URL, the machine doesn't even look for the class file and the WRB just return immediately with "Cannot service this request, please try again later"... is there something I need to set up for my "www" listener that I did do? I am able to go to the start page at "http://mymachine.com:80" (80 is the port my www listener is on), not not
"http://mymachine.com:80/java/test/HelloWorld"

Thanks
chienli

In article <7oq8km$sko$1_at_news.vsnl.net.in>,   "rajesh shah" <rajesh_at_iisincorp.com> wrote:
> Hi chienli,
>
> You need not set the classpath for Helloworld.class. Because the
virtual
> path will map to the directory containing Helloworld class . I suggest
you
> set your windows NT environment variable for the classpath with values
given
> in the documentation. This will also help you compile java files using
JWeb
> Toolkit classes. Now when you add cartridge for JWeb application from
OAS
> Manager the classpath is automatically set.
>
> I think you should also check virtual path setting whether uses
forward
> slash "/" like "/java/helloworld" and map correctly to physical
directory
> "C:\test"
>
> Bye Bye!
>
> Rajesh Shah
> IIS (P) Limited,
> No.2, Jagdeep Cottage,
> 2nd Floor, 4th Road,
> Khar(W), Mumbai,
> India 400 052.
> Tel : 91-22-6494936
> Email: rajesh_at_iisincorp.com
>
>

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