Problem testing XSQL Servlet, XSQL-0007

Hi,
I'm testing the XSQL Servlet, as a lot of people do. I installed
it on Apache Web Server with JRUN servlet engine, following the
Release Notes, but it does not work at all. I get the following
message, when I try to run helloworld.xslq:
Oracle XSQL Servlet Error
XSQL-0007: XML Parsing error on requested page
<2,1>: Expected EOF
I checked it several times but it seems to be right, exactly as
in the release notes.
I read here that other people (SHankar) had the same problem, but
your answer did not solve it:
: : Oracle XML Team wrote:
: : : I presume by XML source code, you are referring to
the .xsql
: : : source code. If that is the case then you have not
: registered
: : : the XSQL servlet to that extension in the web server you
are
: : : using. Check out that section of the installation
: : instructions.
Please, tell me what can I do to start testing it, since I can
test nothing, it does not work.
Regards,
Esteban
null

Oracle XML Team wrote:
: The only thing that can cause
: this error is if the page you
: are requesting is not a well-formed
: XML document.
: Oracle XML Team
: http://technet.oracle.com
: Oracle Technology Network
I'm requesting the page that you provide as a demo:
helloworld.xsql
I checked it and it is a well-formed XML document.
Anyway, other examples that you provide with the xsqlservlet zip
file don't work either.
null

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