Actually, you said the following, which wasn't very specific on how to solve
this particular problem. It made me think that you just didn't like
repackaged versions of Tomcat. I will now consider changing the version I'm
using since another user agreed that it's a possible problem. Thanks for
your
rote:
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> Both webapps use a resource or class that only allows a single use?
>
> Do you install any jars in any place other than your webapps' WEB-INF/
> lib?
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> Have you set up any logging? If log4j, where did you put it?
>
> Regards,
> Dave
>
> On
on. Do
you have a recommended version of Tomcat and a location for downloading?
Thanks.
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
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>> From: sol42020 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: Tomcat is confused between sites
>>
>> Do you have any other ideas why this would happen
I agree. However, they claim that their app works in a virtually hosted
environment. I would like to know if there is something specific in Tomcat
that I can look for, such as session information. Let's "assume" that the
software is free of errors. Why would Tomcat allow one site to show just
fine
Most people would think that, but the problem disappears when I modify the
server.xml file for Tomcat. When I "comment out" the tema server, tematest
works fine with no errors. Tomcat appears to be confused. The applications
work independently, but tema is the only one that works when server.xml h
In response to Hassan:
The configuration info I'm speaking of is just a ConnectionInfo.class file
that is inside each individual site. I've attached the log file. According
to the programmers who make the app, this version of Tomcat is just fine for
their application to work. Thanks for looking i
I have two "identical" jsp apps running on the same linux box. I've changed
the connection info between both of them so that they run as separate sites.
One site is called tema and the other is called tematest. They each have
their own /home/ directory. Tema works fine, but tematest doesn't. I can
