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From: Damian Fauth <dfauth@@access.fairfax.com.au>
To: Java Apache Users <java-apache-users@@list.working-dogs.com>
Subject: Re: confused
Date: Thu, Mar 25, 1999, 2:41 PM


mab@@pc.webstakes.com wrote:
> 
> Fine, but does merely putting mod_jserv.so in installdir/libexec do 
everything the install is supposed to > do?  Does apache look into the 
install directory libexec during build time?? This does not seem to work
> for me. When you build apache, do you use --enable-module --enable-shared 
or --add-module?

When you build apache use 

$ ./configure --prefix=/path/to/apache --enable-shared=max

This will build and statically link mod_so which is needed to implement
the DSO module functionality. The "--enable-shared=max" option loads all
other modules as DSO modules. By default, JServ is not included as one
of these, so  you must then compile JServ as

$ ./configure --with-apache-install=/path/to/apache/installation
--with-jdk-home=/path/to/jdk --with-jsdk=/path/to/jsdk

copy mod_jserv.so  to libexec as you describe above, then add the
following lines to your httpd.conf:

--

# load JServ DSO
LoadModule jserv_module       libexec/mod_jserv.so

# Force Apache to recognise JServ
AddModule mod_jserv.c

--

and then put your normal JServ config options within a set of <IfModule
mod_jserv.c> </IfModule> tags in httpd.conf. This is from an Apache
1.3.4, JServ 1.0b3 installation on Solaris 2.51

Damian

-- 
Damian Fauth                     John Fairfax Holdings Ltd
Software Engineer                        201 Sussex Street
Ph: +61 2 9282 3528                      Sydney  NSW  2000
Fax: +61 2 9282 2256          dfauth@@access.fairfax.com.au

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