Setting CLASSPATH question

Hi,
          I'm evaluating Weblogic 5.1. My evaluation requires me to write an
          Enterprise Java Bean that uses Container Managed Persistence, place it on a
          server, and have an HTML page call into the EJB through a servlet. The
          servlet is also sitting on the server. I've managed to prove that this
          works within the confines of Visual Cafe EE, but cannot make it work
          independantly.
          I've set my HTML page to have a link to the servlet I need to hit
          (http://Local IP:7001/ServletName). The EJB is properly deployed. The
          servlet is registered in weblogic.properties. But when I hit my link, it
          returns a "10.5.1.500 Internal Server Error". And the server throws a
          ServletException which tells me that "Servlet class:
          weblogic.servlet.ServletName could not be loaded - the requested class
          wasn't found in classpath."
          "weblogic.servlet.ServletName" is my location on the server. I've
          registered that location in my wl.props and it shows on the server. I'm
          running Win2K and have the location of my EJB and location of the servlet in
          both the User CLASSPATH and the System CLASSPATH.
          Can anyone help me out? Where can I find the exact meaning of error
          "10.5.1.500 Internal Server Error"?
          Feel free to contact me at [email protected] or directly at 303-987-3499
          ext-35.
          Thanks, 'Soli

[email protected] (Chris Basoli) wrote in
          <[email protected]>:
          >Hi,
          >"weblogic.servlet.ServletName" is my location on the server. I've
          >registered that location in my wl.props and it shows on the server. I'm
          >running Win2K and have the location of my EJB and location of the
          >servlet in both the User CLASSPATH and the System CLASSPATH.
          I'm having a little trouble understanding "my location on the server". The
          registration is for associating names with classfiles. Thus, in order for
          what it seems like you're saying here to work, you'd need (assuming a
          default installation of WLS):
          in weblogic.properties:
          weblogic.httpd.servlet.classpath=c:/weblogic/myserver/servletclasses
          weblogic.httpd.register.ServletName=weblogic.servlet.ServletName
          on the filesystem:
          c:\weblogic\myserver\servletclasses\weblogic\servlet\ServletName.class
          >
          >Can anyone help me out? Where can I find the exact meaning of error
          >"10.5.1.500 Internal Server Error"?
          From this error, I can determine that you do have the register part of the
          properties file properly set up. Either the class file is not there (see
          filesystem statement) or it does not have the proper package statement.
          The error is actually "500 Internal Server Error". The 10.5.1 might be a
          documentation reference (Cameron? BEA?), but the 500 error is sufficient.
          It means the web server you're talking to had a processing error that it
          couldn't recover from and thus could not return the response you requested.
          You'll usually get in in servlet failures, or app server failures.
          Jesse

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