I am sorry but I can do what you describe above :
Well, you should have a servlet zone defined, typically '/servlets/'.perhaps I missed something :
To access the servlet without an alias, you might use the URLhttp://my.host.name/servlets/com.ice.jcvslet.JCVSlet/index.html
Of, say you aliased the servlet to be "JCVSlet", then you might use:
- I used Apache Jserv1.0.
- In mod_jserv.conf file, I added "ApJServMount /jcvs /jcvs".
- In zone.properties file, I changed "repositories=D:\Program
Files\Apache Group\Apache JServ\servlets,D:\jCVS-5.1.1\jcvslet-0.9.5",
I added as a servlet init parameter "servlet.JCVSlet.initArgs=JCVSLET_HOME=D:\jCVS-5.1.1\jcvslet-0.9.5".
- In jserv.properties file, I added "wrapper.classpath=D:\jCVS-5.1.1\jcvslet-0.9.5\jcvslet.jar",
I changed "zones=root,jcvs" , I added "jcvs.properties=D:\jCVS-5.1.1\jcvslet-0.9.5\jcvslet.properties".
Thanks in advance