I am running a Tomcat 7.0.27 web server on Redhat EL 2.6.32 X86-64 Linux OS
with Java
1.7.0_45 and seeing a very unusual error in my web app.
The web.xml for the web app defines a startup servlet with a property of "load
on startup"
and this servlet extends HttpServlet and implements the init(
Thanks.
Does LambdaProbe offer data via JMX so that a monitoring application can
easily read it?
I guess it is open source so I can write my own JMX hooks if not :-/
-M
markt-2 wrote:
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> Karthik Abram wrote:
>> I'd like to find out about this as well .. anyone have a solution?
>
> http:/
I have a DataSource pool defined in Tomcat config shared among multiple
servlets. I would like to monitor its activity level (number of active
connections vs min/max values).
I tried to find a way to monitor it via JMX but found only ways to see
active connection per each servlet - which is sub
Nevermind. The issue had nothing to do with apache, tomcat, or mod_proxy_ajp
- but instead with how I started tomcat. Resolved now. Thank you.
-M
Michael L wrote:
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> I am using Apache 2.2 with mod_proxy_ajp and tomcat 5.5.25. Using straight
> ProxyPass connection (no load balan
I am using Apache 2.2 with mod_proxy_ajp and tomcat 5.5.25. Using straight
ProxyPass connection (no load balancing). It seems that whenever Apache is
restarted - tomcat instances die. Any way to avoid that?
Thanks.
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