have any link between the number of threads (which
are
> only
> for active requests) and number of Socket connections.
>
> "Caldarale, Charles R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> EXCH2.na.uis.unisys.com...
> > From: Ber
Tomcat connectors provide maxThreads parameter to throttle the number of
concurrent transactions. But what actually happens when this number is
exceeded? Are additional requests queued, or are they simply bounced?
We have Apache in front of Tomcat (for dubious reasons). Where is the
best place
We have an app that uses connection pooling, but tries to specify the
username/password in the code. In particular, it does not want the
password to be in plain text in an xml file. There is only one username
involved, so no issues with heterogeneous connection pools. Pretty
basic requirement.
Hello,
I am trying to set up 0racle connection pooling. Some of the
parameters are reflected normally, but some are specified via a property
lists. How do I set the property list properties using Tomcat/JNDI? I
can set up the basic DataSource, but I cannot set the maxLimit parameter
on the max
piling your jsp files help you instead? AFAIK that works
on
> the
> tags so you probably don't need to touch jspc.
>
> On 10/29/07, Berglas, Anthony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > As described in a previous post, Jasper is *extremely* slow at
compiling
> >
As described in a previous post, Jasper is *extremely* slow at compiling
.tag files packaged in a .jar. Tens of seconds every time you touch a
new .jsp for the first time. Almost unusable if you use .tags
extensively, as I do.
The following few lines is a hack to fix this. The added code is mar
PROBLEM
JSPs that make use of custom .tag files can be very slow to compile --
several tens of seconds for each .jsp. It takes longer to compile a
single .jsp than the entire Tomcat 6 & Jasper source.
Our application uses .tag files fairly heavily to provide boiler plate
text for headings, men
Has anyone done any performance analysis of Tomcat's SSL performance,
especially compared to Apache. It is rumored that Tomcat is unusable
without Apache in front for SSL, but I wonder if that is true.
Our application will have lots of clients making short connections, so
it is the RSA processi
When I call a JSP directly via web.xml exceptions provide a number of
"root cause" stack traces the second or third of which indicates what
the exception actually was and, with some deciphering, which .tag file
generated it. The trace is shown on both the form and Tomcat standard
output, which is
time, so that I can keep the ability to recompile my JSP files.
>
> http://people.apache.org/~fhanik/precompile.html
> http://people.apache.org/~fhanik/tomcat-6-precompile.xml
>
> I just whipped up the v6 script, but I believe it to work properly.
>
> Filip
>
> Berglas
When I try to precompile I get a null pointer exception deep in
.servlet.JasperLoader.loadClass. Happens for almost all of my .jsps.
They work fine with incremental compile.
They do use tags defined with JSTL .tag files. Tags call tags.
tomcat-6.0.10-src
If anyone knows of decent docs on p
I misunderstood your
> post, the reply I posted is irrelevant.
>
> Here's my new reply :
>
> On 4/18/07, Berglas, Anthony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello All,
> >
> > The compile time for my .jsp pages is extremely slow -- like 10
second
Hello All,
The compile time for my .jsp pages is extremely slow -- like 10 seconds
on a modern PC to the first time any page is run. Painful during
development.
I can compile a vast amount of Java code in 2 seconds. It is difficult
to imagine what could be happening within Jasper to be that slo
Thanks for your replies, I think that the matter is settled.
> > The underlying issue is that when Role R is required for Page P then
> > *TWO* things need to happen depending on whether the user is in role
R.
> > These are
> >
> > 1. Allow or block access to page P.
> > 2. Grey out or not grey ou
Thanks for your reply.
> Getting the user name and password
>
> String authorization = request.getHeader("Authorization");
> if (authorization == null) return 0;
>
> // Authorization headers looks like "Basic blahblah",
> // where blahblah is the b
n an optimization. isUserInRole etc. needs
to have an extra test:
if (! authenticationHeaderProcessed() )
processAuthenticationHeader();
I'll hack around it if there is no magic option.
Anthony
> Berglas, Anthony wrote:
> > Tomcat seems to only check the Authorization: he
Tomcat seems to only check the Authorization: headers if there is some
explicitly declared in web.xml. However, it
appears that the optimization has been incorrectly implemented because
it does not then recheck the header if request.isUserInRole(...) etc.
are called. So users cannot log into a
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