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- This is a 1.0.1 release of JSDK for Microsoft IIS. It has been tested with
- NT Server 4.0 (x86) with IIS 2.0 and 3.0.
-
- Installation
- ------------
-
- NOTE: %SCRIPT% refers to c:\InetPub\scripts directory or other directories
- with ISAPI extension dll enabled. It is used as shorthand to the actual
- directory location. In the registry, the actual directory name has to be
- typed in.
-
-
- 1). The JRE runtime (bin and lib directories, and classes.zip) is to be
- installed in %SCRIPT%\jre directory.
-
- 2). The supplied dll (servlet.dll) is to be installed in %SCRIPT%
- directory.
-
- 3). When using Installshield to install JSDK, skip to 7).
- If installing and configuring manually, please read on.
-
- 4). There are four registry variables to be added.
- In key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JSDK,
- ClassPath [1] variable refers to the location of the bundled JRE
- (%SCRIPT%\jre\lib\rt.jar;%SCRIPT%\jre\classes.zip;%SCRIPT%\servlets).
- Path [2] variable refers to the location of the dll and JRE runtime
- (%SCRIPT%\jre\bin;%SCRIPT%).
- MainClass [3] variable refers to the name of the main class
- (sun/servlet/isapi/ServletServer).
- PropFile [4] variable refers to the location of servlets.properties
- file which lists servlet name and initArgs.
-
- 5). Goto Control Panel / System / Environment tab.
- Insert %SCRIPT%\jre\bin to the beginning of the path.
-
- 6). The servlet.dll file has to be known to IIS. It's done through
- modifying a value in registry.
- In key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3Svc\Parameters,
- locate 'Filter DLLs' variable. Then add %SCRIPT%\servlet.dll to the
- very front of the values.
-
- 7). Reboot the machine
-
- 8). After the machine comes up, est with URL http://localhost/servlet/SnoopServlet
-
- 9). If it returns Object Not Found error, please repeat 1 through 7 carefully.
-
-
- NOTE: If you would like to have other directories to load the servlets
- from, you need to add it to the registry ClassPath variable. The default
- directory is %SCRIPT%\servlets.
- NOTE: The default Path is set to %SCRIPT%\jre\bin;%SCRIPT%. So if your servlet
- uses native code, put your DLL in either %SCRIPT% or you can modify the registry
- (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/JavaSoft/JSDK/Path) to include the directory where
- your DLL lives.
-
-
- Knownbugs
- ---------
-
- - no user level setting for number of threads serving servlets
- - no support for keep-alive connection
-
-
-
- Please send feedbacks to java-server-feedback@java.sun.com
-