Hi Rainer,
> I'll take care of your comments (before 1.2.22).
ok; beside this small build issue I can say that two other testers and I found
no other issues so far with our applications using Tomcat on NetWare, so:
+ for NetWare platform.
greetz, Guenter.
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Hi Henri, hi Günter,
I'll take care of your comments (before 1.2.22).
Henri: I'll have a concentrated look at jk_log(). Maybe I can produce a
standalone version of jk_log(), so we might be able to reproduce the
problem without apache around.
Thanks so far to you both.
Regards,
Rainer
Guen
Hi Henri,
> Testing jk 1.2.22 on iSeries :
> A little quirk on this OS (variables defined inside code ) :)
yes, same here on NetWare:
--- jk_map.c.orig Fri Mar 09 22:42:06 2007
+++ jk_map.cMon Mar 12 17:37:42 2007
@@ -718,12 +718,12 @@
unsigned int i;
for (i = 0; i <
Testing jk 1.2.22 on iSeries :
A little quirk on this OS (variables defined inside code ) :)
/**
* Inherit properties
*
*/
int jk_map_inherit_properties(jk_map_t *m, const char *from, const
char *to, jk_logger_t *l)
{
int rc = JK_FALSE;
if (m && from && to) {
unsigned int i;
Well I couldn't see why but if I put a return (0); in top of jk_log(),
the problem disappears.
I tried with apr_xxprintf, but it didn't works better.
I wonder now if the problem is in jk_log function or in calling parameters
2007/3/12, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Great, I hope we can get
Great, I hope we can get that fixed!
I can stall releasing 1.2.22, I think it's not that urgent. The point
is, that I will be away app. for a week. Maybe Mladen or Jean-Frederic
want to jump in. It's nice, that three of us can handle the jk release
process.
Keep us informed, how your investi
Well I may be the only one to work on mod_jk on iSeries :)
2007/3/12, Mladen Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Henri Gomez wrote:
> I'm tracking right now the iSeries problem (present in 1.2.20 and
> 1.2.21) and it's located somewhere in jk_log() (jk_util.c).
>
That would be great, since only you repor
Henri Gomez wrote:
I'm tracking right now the iSeries problem (present in 1.2.20 and
1.2.21) and it's located somewhere in jk_log() (jk_util.c).
That would be great, since only you reported that there is
a core on that platform.
Nevertheless, I presume it is either compiler or
OS issue, since
I'm tracking right now the iSeries problem (present in 1.2.20 and
1.2.21) and it's located somewhere in jk_log() (jk_util.c).
2007/3/12, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
thanks to all for you feedback about the version numbers. I've uploaded
mod_jk 1.2.22-dev-517211 to http://people.apach
