How to Install XSQL On Apache 1.3.12 Tomcat 3.1 ?

We are trying to install the XSQL 1.0.0 Servlet to the Apache 1.3.12 With Tomcat 3.1 (production verion) on Solaris 2.6 platform. We followed the instructions on the XSQL Release Note. However, it does not work. More specifically, we modified the tomcat.sh file under the <APACHE_HOME>/ext_app/apache_1_3_12_tc_3_1/bin directory, to add the correct CLASSPATH for the XSQL Java classes. Then we edited the "sever.xml" file under the ../conf directory to add the Context for xsql. When we re-started the Web Server, we could see that the path for the XSQL were set in the CLASSPATH. However, the Web Server did not pick up the *.xsql files at all. What kind of problems could it be?
One observation we had on the "server.xml" file was, there is no "Context" entry at all, not like in the examples given by the Release Note, where you might (by default) have already got /example. /test. /admin, context in the file.
Our experience with the XSQL product is very frustrating at the moment, please help.
Thanks,
null

I am going to have to look into this and get back to you. I will do so and get back to you ASAP.
Thanks for your patience,
-Kishore

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