hex instruction after hex instruction see where and what
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I am attempting to deploy a proof-of-concept JSF application to Tomcat
5.5.23. I am using Ant to generate my WAR file, whose format is as follows:
META-INF/
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
index.html
index.xhtml
result.xhtml
WEB-INF/
WEB-INF/classes/
WEB-INF/classes/test/
WEB-INF/classes/test/PersonBean.cl
At 19:50 3/10/2007, you wrote:
The "0" is the hex digint "Zero" the "terminal EOD" chunk is defined
in HTTP1.1 as a chunk with a length of 0. This is what terminates
the data for the current request.
I tried "explicitly" putting in the keep alive header, though it is
deprecated in HTTP1.1 a
I have some real mysterious behavior, it seems the first chunk just doesn't
make it into the output. Doesn't matter how long or short it is.
Seems like a BUG unles I'm doing something wrong.
/* in my real tiny test servlet */
public void service( ServletRequest req,
Servlet
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Peter,
Peter Kennard wrote:
> for HTTP1.1 (in tomcat 6)
>
> Does tomcat handle keep alive (ie: keeping a connection open for
> subsequent requests)
>
> If so under what circumstances is the connection closed (or kept open)?
>
> Sending chunked cont
for HTTP1.1 (in tomcat 6)
Does tomcat handle keep alive (ie: keeping a connection open for
subsequent requests)
If so under what circumstances is the connection closed (or kept open)?
Sending chunked content, with a terminal "\r\n0\r\n" will cause the
connection to be disconnected.
As does
On Fri, 2007-03-09 at 09:03 -0700, Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
> I've tested it, and it seems to work fine.
> Here is what you are probably missing
>
> Machine A
>
>
>
> Machine B
>
>
Thank you, it does work now.
Ed
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looks like a synchronization issue. check your code is threadsafe where
things are shared between threads. On request is propably overriding
datas while another is reading them.
Roberts, Gerallt a écrit :
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I have a web application that processes files, which has been working
> fin
Hi Rajendra,
This also confused the hell out of me.
Here are some tips
If a url is relative, its relative to the page
eg
moreInfo/Details/SomePage.htm
So its going to depend on the page the user is viewing and go from there...
just like normal HTML pages.
When you want it to go to an "absolu
Hi there,
I also only recently started using Tomcat and Netbeans and its a match made in
heaven.
I use Tomcat for EVERYTHING its fantastic, wonderful, best thing I ever
discovered, and Netbeans is sizzling hot as well.
No, you dont have to use the embedded Tomcat server, and it wont be long
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