IIS6 Win2003 ISAPI config

[Sumpter, Chuck]

Jk1.2 in this environment works fine, except for jkstatus.   

I've worked through the how-to's and examples on the Tomcat connectors
site, including the workers how-to.  

The jkstatus page gets a 404 every time. 

 

Does anyone have example workers.properties and uriworkermap.properties
that they would be willing to post?  

 

Cluster and Connection Pooling problem

[Sumpter, Chuck]

Environment =  Tomcat 5.5.7,  Java 1.5_01, IIS (win2k) using the isapi
redirector. 

 

Problem:  

 

Using the scenario outlined by Graham King
(http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2004/jw-1220-tomcat.html ), a
simple cluster is easily configured.  However, when attempting to deploy
our application, I run into a wall attempting to get things in the
proper order regarding the connection pooling needed by the application.
The application's error log indicates that the connection pooling parms
are not really being read in the server.xml. 

 

What is the conflict?  Anyone else encountered this?  I hesitate to
supply xml in this forum if someone else has encountered this problem 

 

TIA 

 

Chuck 

Session Attributes getting lost

[Sumpter, Chuck]

Title: Session Attributes getting lost






Environment: 


 Tomcat5.0.25

 IIS on Win2k

 JK2-2.0.4

 JDK - 1.4.2_04


 Server 1 runs IIS/JK2 with lb type round robin routing to Server 2 that has 4 Tomcat5 instances. 


 A .do is invoked and works fine until a save action is clicked to write an clump of xml back to a database. 

 The following error is encountered

 

The Problem manifests as:

 

 Parsing Error : Element type Styl must be followed by either attribute specifications,  or /.

 Line : 1077

 Column : 38

 com.lmco.ebiz.portalcomponent.blogic.HandleTableConfigPersistence.loadTableConfigFromForm(HandleTableConfigPersistence.java:358)

 [{ftwebiz44:5c8a3975ff86ffbdffb3fff41e940bcbacc6f8}

  com.lmco.ebiz.tabledata.TableDataException

  Parsing Error : Element type Styl must be followed by either attribute specifications,  or /.

  Line : 1077

  Column : 38

  com.lmco.ebiz.tabledata.TableDataException: 

  [org.exolab.castor.xml.MarshalException

   Parsing Error : Element type Styl must be followed by either attribute specifications,  or /.

   Line : 1077

   Column : 38

   org.xml.sax.SAXException: Parsing Error : Element type Styl must be followed by either attribute specifications,  or /.

   Line : 1077

   Column : 38

at org.exolab.castor.xml.UnmarshalHandler.fatalError(UnmarshalHandler.java:1601)

at org.apache.xerces.framework.XMLParser.reportError(XMLParser.java:1225)


 If the same sequence of events is played out on Server2 using the first Tomcat's admin port (8080), all is just fine.

 Any Ideas?







 Sumpter, Chuck.vcf  



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Multiple Tomcat 5 Instances on a Win2k Server

[Sumpter, Chuck]

Title: Multiple Tomcat 5 Instances on a Win2k Server





We've been running Tomcat4.1.27 for some time using from 5 - 10 rack type Win2k servers, JK2, Resonate and SiteMinder in production.

I'm working with Tomcat5.0.25, and there are big differences in the way multiple instances deploy on a single server. For example: the same war on tomcat 1 will deploy it's context xml snippet in /conf/Catalina/localhost along with manager, examples and whatever else I elected in the install.

Tomcat's 2 and 3 do not deploy the xml for the various contexts at all. If I copy in the xml from Tomcat1 and edit any path specific stuff that will resolve the surface problem.

This behavior seems to imply that Tomcat 5 is not intended for this particular brute force method of scaling. I would like to continue the multiple instance scenario, since jk2's failover capabilities let us fix things that break without taking the entire server out of the mix. Any thoughts?

Regards, 


Chuck Sumpter






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Problem starting 2 Tomcat Services using Tomcat5 Service Manager

[Sumpter, Chuck]

In attempting to configure multiple Tomcat5 instances on a Win2k server, I'm
having trouble getting the services to function correctly.  

I've lurked on the list for a while and searched in vain for the connection
between the Tomcat Service Manager's Parameters registry entries and the
actual HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/Tomcat5 entry. 

Can anyone point me to the doc for this or shed some light on this change in
the configuration from Tomcat4x to Tomcat5?

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