Re: IIS jakarta filter (isapi_redirec.dll) with a reddown-pointing arrow

[Steve Parker <sc...@cisco.com>]

I had the same problem until I figured out that I put the ISAPI filter
in the wrong place.

Make sure that when you add the ISAPI filter, you add it to the web
server (in my case it was scparker_nt_t8k) and not to the Default Web
Site.  Right click on the web server and choose Properties.  Click the
Edit button next to the Master Properties.  This should bring up a
dialog box with a bunch of tabs at the top.  One of the tabs is the
ISAPI filters tab.  Click this tab.  This is where you need to add your
isapi_redirect.dll.

Once you have accomplished this, restart IIS and then look into the
isapi.log file.  I had a problem with one of my workers.  But the most
recent version of Tomcat 3.2 beta 4/5 took care of that problem.

Good luck,k
Steve

Rene Muniz wrote:

>  Hi I am trying to setup tomcat 3.1 on IIS4.0  (NT4.0 sp6), I
> downloaded the binary  for isapi_redirect.dll and followed all the
> steps to the letter as they are in the Tomcat IIS HowTo. After
> restarting the IIS server I check the status of the filter (which I
> named jakarta, as adviced in the documentation) I don't see the "green
> up-pointing arrow" instead all I see is a "red down-pointing arrow",
> also the priority of the filter is "unknown". Consequently my attempts
> to have IIS serve the /examples context fail. Any advise will be
> greatly appreciated. Regards, Rene MunizSoftware EngineerNovell
> Inc.