Chadra,
It's in the org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina class in the
createStartMapper method. The various element types like
Service,Engine,Connector,Valves etc are defined in this method. The various
XML parsing handlers are also called indirectly based on the definitions
here as follows:-
Hi,
I'm getting the following exception in TC4.0.3
"HttpProcessor[8480][149]" daemon prio=5 tid=0x822af0 nid=0x37e runnable
[0xe9d0..0xe9d019e0]
at java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead(Native Method)
at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:90)
at ja
Isn't the Java Groups JAR available as a separate JAR at www.javagroups.org
Put the JAR in your tomcat/common/lib and try it out.
Anand
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Subject: Small help
Typically the error that you are getting on the server side "connection
reset by peer" happens when a connection to the servlet is open and while
the request is being processed the stream to which the response is written
back is closed abruptly. You can easily replicate this with a simple
servlet,
Manuel,
For you to be able to invoke the clone() method on an Object does'nt it have
to implement Cloneable interface. That's the reason why to are getting a
compile time error.
If JDK is not a constraint you can switch to 1.2 or 1.3.x and use
CachedRowSet which allow you to have bidirectional.
All,
This is my current understanding of the HttpProcessor object. The Connector
creates a new HttpProcessor(or pops from the stack the first available
Processor) and then Processor runs as a different thread.
Consider that I make a HttpURLConnection to a servlet running on Tomcat4.
And after I
The UI mock up for the manager looks cool for now but it would help if we
can try to give a tree-based approach(I'm sure we will not make it like
those off-the shelf products but..something better and more dearer to TC4).
Agreed that manager-application is not for the regular user but usability
All,
Knowing the popularity of Tomcat and the stability of the system I'm sure a
lot of thought on design must have gone into this great peice of Java
software. I'm interesting in the various design strategies, Patterns that
have been used in the process of developing Catalina. It would server a