Re: Barracuda: Cannot load servlet name...

Lok Yek Soon <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.enhydra.barracuda.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Assuming you are using the default "run" script to start the server.You can 
edit the "run" script in $project/output folder
and add it the following line after "export CLASSPATH"

echo $CLASSPATH

You can try using this to see if it is in the classpath.

YekSoon
neuSteps Technologies
http://neusteps.com

At 10:08 AM 27-01-03 -0500, you wrote:

>Ive recently upgraded from Enhydra 3.1 to Ehnydra 5.0. When I now try to 
>start my Barracuda application, I get the following errors in the 
>multiserver.log:
>
>
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:43: Multiserver,INFO: Starting servlet/application 
>ClientPortal
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:43: Multiserver,DEBUG: initContext() 
>servletID=ClientPortal context=org.apache.tomcat.core.Context@5d173 
>path=/ClientPortal url=file:/home/enhydra/webapps/ClientPortal.
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:43: Multiserver,INFO: Application ClientPortal has url 
>prefix "/ClientPortal".
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:43: ClientPortal,INFO: Configuring web service using 
>"default"
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:45: ClientPortal,INFO: Configuring web service using 
>"file:/home/enhydra/webapps/ClientPortal/WEB-INF/web.xml"
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,INFO: default: init
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,INFO: jsp: init
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,INFO: ApplicationGateway: init
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,ERROR: cannot load servlet name: 
>ApplicationGateway
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: Multiserver,DEBUG: Context time out is
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: SessionMgr: StandardSessionHome: 
>BASIC
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: SessionManager.SessionLifetimeMax 
>= 0 sec
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: SessionManager.SessionIdleTimeMax 
>= 324000 sec
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: 
>SessionManager.SessionNoUserIdleTimeMax = 324000 sec
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: SessionManager.IdleScanInterval = 
>30 sec
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: 
>SessionManager.SessionEncodeUrlState = Auto
>
>2003.01.27 09:56:48: ClientPortal,DEBUG: 
>SessionManager.SessionEncodeRandomParameter = No
>
>
>
>Here is the portion of multiserver.conf that configures the application:
>
>
>
>Channel.CM_0.channel_0.Enabled = yes
>
>Channel.CM_0.channel_0.Servlet = ClientPortal
>
>Channel.CM_0.channel_0.Url = "/ClientPortal"
>
>
>
>Application.ClientPortal.Running = yes
>
>Application.ClientPortal.isInvokerEnabled = true
>
>Application.ClientPortal.isWARValidated = true
>
>Application.ClientPortal.DocRoot = "/home/enhydra/webapps/ClientPortal"
>
>Application.ClientPortal.isWARExpanded = true
>
>Application.ClientPortal.Description = "ORCI Client Portal web site"
>
>Application.ClientPortal.isWorkDirPersistent = true
>
>Application.ClientPortal.defaultSessionTimeOut = 5400
>
>Connection.CM_0.Type = EnhydraDirector
>
>Connection.CM_0.ThreadTimeout = 300
>
>Connection.CM_0.ClientTimeout = 30
>
>Connection.CM_0.SessionAffinity = true
>
>Connection.CM_0.QueueSize = 400
>
>Connection.CM_0.Port = 8888
>
>Connection.CM_0.NumThreads = 200
>
>Connection.CM_0.BindAddress = "(All Interfaces)"
>
>Connection.CM_0.AuthKey = "(Unauthenticated)"
>
>Connection.CM_0.PrefixHint = "http://www.openroadsconsulting.com"
>
>
>
>In WEB-INF/lib I have a jar file called ClientPortal.jar. I seems that it 
>may not be loading the jar into the classpath, but Im not sure. Any ideas 
>what might be the problem or ideas on what to check next?
>
>
>
>David R Robison
>
>Open Roads Consulting, Inc.
>
><http://www.openroadsconsulting.com>http://www.openroadsconsulting.com
>
>
>
>
>
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