Using iPlanet with XSQL Servlet

Anyone have any information on how to configure the XSQL Servlet to work with iPlanet?
TIA

It won't work because iPlanet 4.1 has a broken implementation of the Servlet API's getRealPath() method, the method that XSQL Servlet uses to resolve virtual paths into absolute paths.
I just debugged a complaint that it didn't work with iPlanet this week and this was the result I found.
Their path resolution works for their own JSP implementation, but not for any other servlet.

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