From: Matthew Excell matt@native.olwm.com
Date: Tue, Feb 9, 1999, 9:35 AM

Done - in case anyone else out there needs to make just the DSO for
installation (for example, if you have an Alpha and are using a packaged
distribution of Apache) here is what finally worked for me.

1 - Install the sources for the version of Apache you are using.
(Preferably on a non-production machine)

2 - Install the Apache-Jserv sources, and do a set of configures and
makes like the instructions say. (Including make install - to make and
move the jar file)

3 - Copy everything from the src/modules/jserv to
src/modules/extra/jserv in the apache distrib

4 - reconfigure apache adding "
--add-module=src/modules/extra/jserv/mod_jserv.c --enable-shared=jserv
--enable-module=jserv" to the configure options

5 - make and make install apache

6 - copy the mod_jserv.so file from the modules directory on the
non-production machine to the modules directory on the production
machine.

7 - add the LoadModule line to httpd.conf on the production machine

8 - add the neccessary configuration information to httpd.conf (or
include it from the example file in the example directory from the Jserv
source.) 

9 - restart the server (use apachectl directly so you can see any
errors)

Ok - that is fairly simplified, and some parts are redundant, but after
working through the normal site-specific configuration details, it is
running like a champ.