Hi,
Which version is most suitable for Tomcat Clustering?
Regards,
Sandeep
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I hava a web application with JSP and servlet,I want to deploy it using
Tomcat5,but I deploy it under two different port,such as 8080 and 9090,8080
port for general visit,and 9090 port for administrator visit. How to do it?
Thanks in advance.
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> thanks for the response, I have an administration section that always
> needs to be logged back into after periods of no activity, I am thinking
> of using apache 2.0 as the front end and tomcat on the backend and usi
thanks for the response, I have an administration section that always
needs to be logged back into after periods of no activity, I am thinking
of using apache 2.0 as the front end and tomcat on the backend and using
ssl on apache(i'm assuming i can control it better on apache, but i
would have
Venkatesh-
I am Posting this to ant-users
I did not see deploy task (unless you taskdef'ed in some class somewhere)
but I did set serverdeploy
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/serverdeploy.html
HTH
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Thanks Martin - I think I got it now - after updating
/etc/hosts with the domain name. Yeah ... I was just
using www.mycompany.com as an example...would be
pretty cool to own that though!
Cheers,
- Ole
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Whoops - Sorry - I should have thought about that -
Thanks for the heads up.
Cheers,
- Ole
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Thank you to Mladen and to everyone else who helped, this problem is not
a problem at all. Yes, very embarrassing but I have just found using
Fiddler that the response was coming back fine, there is nothing wrong
at the Tomcat end, and it is just that rico does not like badly formed
HTML. One of t
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I guess if your a PHP guy I think you'll like it..Sorry sir the domain
www.mycompany.com is taken!
Check the port number assigned to Tomcat i.e.
http://localhost:8080
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> Bachler, Elisabeth (Elisabeth) schrieb:
> > I have an application that uses tomcat 5.0.19. At
> one point in my
> > application, the user has the possibility to click
> on a certain link in
> > order to download a file.
> > Once the file is downloaded
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>I want to know how to control the length of time that an ssl connection
>timesout and a user needs to login again. Right now its too short and I
>can't find anything in the server.xml ssl connector node that seems to
Hey Everybody,
I'm trying to access setup access for
www.mycompany.com,
however I get a 404.
If I try accessing tomcat on my internal network like
this (This is from a machine different than from what
tomcat is running on):
http://192.168.1.4:8080/manager/html
I get access.
However, when tryin
Agreed-
The protocol part of the URL spec seems to confuse alot of people
Take a look at this very brief primer on URL construction courtesy of
Williams College
http://www.cs.williams.edu/~cs105s00/outlines/CS105_70.html
HTH,
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Good Morning Nenad
If you follow these instructions
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/07/24/tomcat.html?page=2
specifically.. populating with JDBCRealm these attributes must be populated
className The fully qualified name of the Realm attribute e.g.
org.apache.catalina.realm.JDBCRealm
Venkatesh Babu wrote:
> Can anybody help me and point out what might be the
> problem?
Your url starts C:/ (so C looks like the protocol rather than a drive)
Try something like file://c/...
Mark
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Hi !
I try to implement JDBCRealm but witout success.
I read documentation and make all as it said in it,but
when i try to login in tomcat Manager i can't do it.
I put this code in server.xml:
also i have this in server.xml
I have database called jdbcrealm and to tables like
this in it
creat
Hi all,
I'm using Tomcat 4.1.31.
I have a war file and I'm using the ant target
"" to deploy this war. Here is the code
snippet of my build.xml :
http://${tomcat.server.name}:${tomcat.server.port}/manager"/>
But when I call this target, I'm getting
Guido--
Thats certainly one way to accomplish the objective-
But I found using the parsers from XERCES and scanning the examples a better
way to handle understanding the element, attributes and content of each
node to be a better way
Take a look at
http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-j/
HTH,
Mar
That works! Thank you!
Sarah :)
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Sarah Parrott schrieb:
> and in my servers.xml document:
> connectionName="tomcat" connectionPassword="pword"
> connectionURL="jdbc:mysql://localhost/authority" driverName="
> org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver" roleNa
Have you ever tried to treat the HTML as CDATA?
Like that:
out.print("");
out.close();
This will not solve your logging problem, but maybe the root cause of
your troubles ;-)
Guido
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Am Sonntag, 4. Juni 2006 12.08 schrieb Mladen Adamovic:
> Andrew Braae wrote:
> > However if the JSP that produces the HTML content produces anything less
> > than perfectly-formed HTML, then the response fails - worse still, it
> > fails
> > silently, with no output to the tomcat log files.
>
> Yo
Sarah Parrott schrieb:
and in my servers.xml document:
[...]
I've added the jar file for the jdbc driver to the classpath for the
project, and I can connect to the database fine through eclipses 'Database
Explorer' using the same connection URL.
Any ideas why this is not working?
By configuri
Hello Andrew,
maybe i'm missing the point, but what do you mean with "response fails"
- are you sure, it is on tomcats side?
It seems to me, that your servlet code/jsp code works perfectly well -
bute the rendering of your response on client side expects well formed
XML - and a sole tag is *N
Jason Pendrey schrieb:
I want to know how to control the length of time that an ssl connection
timesout and a user needs to login again. Right now its too short and I
can't find anything in the server.xml ssl connector node that seems to
change that. I'm using tomcat 5.5 with the latest jsse.
Am Samstag, 3. Juni 2006 01.18 schrieb Mark Thomas:
> Marc Bächinger wrote:
> > hi
> >
> > I had the same problem and i was near to a nervous breakdown as I noticed
> > that encription was requested and tomcat expected encripted passwords
>
> This is not the case by default.
so i have to correct m
Andrew Braae wrote:
However if the JSP that produces the HTML content produces anything less
than perfectly-formed HTML, then the response fails - worse still, it
fails
silently, with no output to the tomcat log files.
You can generate malformed HTML from JSP pages and it is OK, so I assume
yo
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