name of the process of tomcat??
thanks
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name of the process of tomcat??
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jc
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Again coming from the ASP world of doing things.
in ASP you can open a connection to a Database (DB) and execute a bunch of
queries and do whatever you need to then after you have finished close the
connection.
Now I have tried to do this in jsp, but not having much luck. Keep getting
'Result
I don't think you need to close the statement and result set between
queries. In fact, I think you shouldn't. Try just having rs.close() and
stmt.close() only once at the end of all the queries.
ChrisC
ps. these are not really tomcat questions
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ps. these are not really tomcat questions
Your right, i'll go find a forum.
Thanks anyway
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Oh and I think TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY means the result set is limited in such
a way that each row in the result set may only be visited once and the
result set has to be traversed from front to end. The usual way of doing
this in java is:
rs = stmt.executeQuery(sQuery);
while (rs.next()) {
hi dave,
its not a server problem
the server works well
per ex.:
browser needs the first time a gif:
GET /ffe_B2E/img/refresh.gif HTTP/1.1 200 354
the gif was found and returned to the browser
browser needs the second time a gif:
GET /ffe_B2E/img/refresh.gif HTTP/1.1 304 -
apache knows that
Dear all
I have a web application under webapps of tomcat 4 , windows2000.
I want the visitors when access my site :
app.mysite.com
i want them to go to a default servlet as i have many servlets .
how i do that?
Thanks in advance
I have a number of threads that I would like to launch when tomcat
loads. until recently I was just using the first request to launch them
but I would prefer that they just started automatically when tomcat starts.
Is there any way to start new threads when tomcat is launched?
Thanks
Rob
Use a servlet's init() method and have it load at startup.
search google:
tomcat web.xml load-on-startup
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I have a number of threads that I would like to launch when tomcat
loads. until recently I was just using the first request to
Just a big thanks to everyone who replied and offered help and suggestions -
finally got it going by changing the ip address of the worker host (ajp13)
to the tomcat machine.
Cheering
Simon Weaver
Release Manager
Translucis Ltd
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Hi there,
I'm trying to find out what the feeling is of people on this list
regarding the use of TOMCAT on Win 2k IIS. Specifically is this
advisable in a large production environment?
Thanks
Steven
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Here is a question which has been puzzling me for a while. In the admin
section of our webapp, the customer can upload images to be shown in pages
on the site. These images (so far all uploads are images) are stored as a
file on the server and retrieved for display by putting a servlet url in
This may be important: I forgot to add that we use the bitmechanic package
for database connection pooling, and we definitely have not ruled this out
as the source of the problem (as it happens we are suspicious that 'select
last_insert_id()' sometimes returns zero when it shouldn't ...)
Thanks
Without a default case or some other initialisation for subTitle etc what
would happen if page was passed in as 99, for example. The java compiler is
being very 'nanny'ish but it is sensible in its own terms.
Best Wishes
John Burgess
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Fax: 01865 718600
Hi,
Does tomcat provide support for http session persistence?
Does an http session survive a server restart automatically?
If not, what is the suggested approach for persisting http sessions in the
web tier?.
Thanks
Jim
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Hi,
I have an error page that I inicate with this :
%@ page errorPage=error.jsp %
%@ page import=java.util.*, Myrdv.*, java.text.*%
%@ include file=head-jsp-dec.jsp %
%@ include file=head-jsp.jsp %
%@ include file=head.jsp %
%
cRequest
I think it's a VM error
I can't reproduce the error in this environment:
Tomcat: jakarta-tomcat-4.0.3
IBM VM: Classic VM (build 1.3.0, J2RE 1.3.0 IBM build cx130-20010626
(JIT enabled: jitc))
Linux: Debian 2.2.18
But with the Sun VM (Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.1-b24, mixed
mode))
I
Tomcat 4.0 provides for http session persistence.
Gruss,
Wolfgang
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Subject: http session survival
Hi,
Does tomcat provide support for http session
Thanks.
Do you know to what extent it exists/doesn't in tomcat 3?
Jim
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From: Wolfgang Stein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 May 2002 11:12
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Subject: RE: http session survival
Tomcat 4.0 provides for http session persistence.
Gruss,
Wolfgang
I'm trying to debug my servlets using Visual Café and I can't quite get it
to work. I'm using:
Catalina from Tomcat 4.0.2
Visual Café 4.5.1 Expert (trial)
VM 1.3.1_02
IIS (with isapi_redirect.dll as the servlet engine)
When I start the VC debugger, Catalina can find my web.xml and
TC 3.2.x doesn't provide persistent sessions.
Don't know about TC 3.3.x
Gruss,
Wolfgang
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To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: http session survival
Thanks.
Do you know to
Set up your servlet in web.xml like this:
servlet
servlet-namemyservlet/servlet-name
servlet-classmyservlet.class.file/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
servlet-namemyservlet/servlet-name
url-pattern//url-pattern
Is it alright to delete the ../tomcat-docs/appdev/sample?
I got a message that said these could be a risk
does anyone know if this will affect my future plans of installing
Scarab?
Thanks
amy
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In some of your code sections, you're trying to accessing values before
advancing the ResultSet to the first row. For example, you have:
stmt = conn.createStatement();
rs = stmt.executeQuery(sQuery);
// Assign values from the database
sSubTitle = rs.getString(SubTitle);
sFormName =
you have to define it for each virtual host where you want it to work.
Charlie
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Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 2:16 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Manager App
Does anyone know a way to provide the context manager
Sorry, this is bit off topic but what is a Newbie Delamere ??
Regards Michael Delamere :-)
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Subject: Re: Having a Newbie Delamere here.
In some of
I really hate RPM`s .
What does your httpd.conf look like ?
What about your server.xml ?
Did you do any configuration , or just startup both Tomcat and Apache?
I always test on the examples first then remove the 8080 to confirm
connection.
Make sure to start Tomcat first, check server.xml to
Hello,
When using form based authentication, it appears that cookies are not
being written to the client. In my server.xml, noCookies=false, and the
client browsers have cookies enabled.
Can anyone shed any light here?
Using JBoss 2.4.4 w/ embedded Tomcat 3.2.3. Struts also.
Thanks,
Hi,
I'm running apache-1.3, tomcat-3.3.1, redhat Linux-7.2
I have a servlet which handles uploading new data to a database table which
is read from by the publicly accessable website.
Ideally I'd like to set up some kind of intranet running on the websever
which is not accessable from the
Adrian [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What does your httpd.conf look like ?
Attached. Modified by me, based on my apache 1.3/tomcat 3.x config.
Actually it's called httpd2.conf.
What about your server.xml?
Attached. As installed by the tomcat 4.0.3 RPM, ie. unchanged by me.
Did you do any
Hi list
I'm using tomcat throgh an isapi filter in IIS and the ajp13 Connector. This
works fine for all applications except for the manager application. This
works only if I call it directly from tomcat. Is this a security problem?
Thanks for your help
mit freundlichen Grussen
Galexis AG
Hi -- I am having some trouble moving an application from tomcat 3.2 to 3.31.
In my server.xml, I have pointed the ContextXmlReader to look at my custom
apps.xml. My context is mounts and I can access it. But in the web.xml of
the application I have defined a servlet to map to a location and it
I am trying to do a custom authentication realm for tomcat that talks to our
ejb layer rather than talking straight to the database. I have placed my
custom realm and a cut-down client version of weblogic (based on
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4315 - to prevent xml and
jndi
Hello,
I working with tomcat 4.0.1, each request on my apache send an http
header 302 (Moved Temporarly)
When browsers request a url without a filename, such as
http://www..net/ web servers typically have some form of default
page to serve, any seasoned web surfer will be familiar with
The contents of the web.xml is defined by the Servlet 2.2
spec, which hasn't changed. More detail will be needed
to tell what is going wrong. You can set the debug level
on SimpleMapper1 in server.xml to get more clues about
why your servlet isn't being found.
Cheers,
Larry
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Thanks for the info.
I did have it in WEB-INF/lib/jtl.jar before, but it does the same
thing.
I have added that tag you gave me, and that fixed the problem. I don't
understand why though. I thought that...
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/tlds/taglib.tld
prefix=javamail %
...was enough?
Do I
I have been encountering an intermittent problem with httpd going into an
infinite loop which uses all available processor time. I will find anywhere
from one to all five of the child processes of the httpd daemon process in
this state. Killing them allows new processes to be spawned, and all
Hi All,
Just wanted to make sure that the HTTP 1.1 Connector supports HTTP 1.0 protocol. If I
configure my browser to use HTTP 1.0 it should still against tomcat4.0.3 running HTTP
1.1 connector right?
Thanx
Ganesh
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I have been away from the apache/tomcat scene for a while. I am trying to
find the best place to start.
The most recent info I have found is for integrating apache 1.3.24 with
tomcat 4.0.3.
Is possible to integrate any more recent versions of apache to tomcat 4.x?
If so, where could I find
Hi,
this is probably a newbie question, but anyway is there a possiblity to have
tomcat do the same thing as apache does with mod userdir?
I want to give every user on my server the chance of creating a directory
like public_tomcat and place their webapps in there. And tomcat should
i tried that one but still that problem is there.
if i tried to import that class in jsp file it is ablt
to import that means it is able to find out that jar
file.
still i m searching solution if anyone know please let
me know.
Thanks
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Same
I have experienced a problem with the 'Compression Filter' which is part of
the 'examples'-webapplication of tomcat.
The filter mapping;
filter-mapping
filter-nameCompression Filter/filter-name
url-pattern/CompressionTest/url-pattern
/filter-mapping
Is commented out by
i tried that one but still that problem is there.
if i tried to import that class in jsp file it is ablt
to import that means it is able to find out that jar
file.
still i m searching solution if anyone know please let
me know.
Thanks
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Hi there!
So since you claim you are new to this sort of thing -- that's fair
enough. I would like to make sure you've read the Java Servlet
specification:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
Hit the download link next to Specification under 2.3.
I've had the same problem and the code works fine on Tomcat 3.x but the
JSP's won't compile under 4.x. The tags are in a tag library jar called
jtl.jar. You don't need a tld directory if you use a jar. According to the
JSP 1.1 spec it is assumed that the tld will be in a file called taglib.tld
Hi All,
Has anyone built and used Tomcat redirectors for apache1.3 on HP-UX 11.10 and AIX
4.3.3? Has anyone used these in a production scenario?
And why does every tomcat release selectively bundle only a few pre compiled binaries
for tomcat redirectors - like for example with tomcat4.2.3
I had the same problem on my W2K machine.
The JVM was looking to create files in a folder called temp in the
directory from which Tomcat was started as indicated by this JVM property:
java.io.tmpdir=.\temp
Since I was starting Tomcat from the %TOMCAT_HOME% directory with the
command
Because the MySql driver is a javax.sql.DataSource and that's what gets
passed back by the pool, making the pool transparent (no pun intended).
That way you can later change the driver or the pooling details without
changing your code (assuming the SQL dialect still works).
Rick
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You might be able to do it by:
1.) Define a new Service, called for example Intranet
2.) Define a Connector in that service which listens on a port like 8090
3.) Define an Engine in that service to contain the Host entries
4.) Define the Host localhost in that engine pointing to your intranet
Hi everyone,
We have Apache/tomcat server hosting two websites - www.pingtel.com and
my.pingtel.com. Everything is working great, but there are two annoying
things going on and i would like to fix them.
1. When a user comes to http//www.pingtel.com, i want the server to load the
index file.
On Wednesday, May 29, 2002, at 10:35 PM, Mauricio Tia Ni Gong Lin wrote:
Can I use virtual hosts without DNS server installed and running?
This won't work to the general world, but you can set up a hosts file
entry for the ServerName and use that in your URL when you make a
request to the
At 03:43 PM 5/30/02 -0400, Rick Fincher wrote:
Because the MySql driver is a javax.sql.DataSource and that's what gets
passed back by the pool, making the pool transparent (no pun intended).
That way you can later change the driver or the pooling details without
changing your code (assuming the
javax.sql.DataSource itself is not returning Connections.
DataSource is an interface -- what this means in practice is that some
random class (in this case, BasicDataSource) is implementing that interface.
You're actually asking that class for a Connection, and you know that you
can call any
I've skimmed the specs over a little, but ended up loosing them. So,
thanks for the links.
People that can put the whole thing in their heads are not smarter, just
better at memorization. I've found that the more intelligent people
can't remember as much because they don't work that area
fillup,
At 01:28 PM 5/30/02 -0700, Phillip Morelock wrote:
javax.sql.DataSource itself is not returning Connections.
DataSource is an interface -- what this means in practice is that some
random class (in this case, BasicDataSource) is implementing that interface.
You're actually asking that
On 5/30/02 2:05 PM, Cindy Ballreich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, much more so. Thanks! I was misunderstanding the whole relationship. I
Cool!
Yeah, if you look at the packages:
javax.servlet.http
and
javax.sql
and
java.sql
I think you'll start to see how powerful the concept of interfaces
This message is related to STATUS 500 - Unable to compile class for
JSPNote a little bit.
I get the error...
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: No such tag listmessages in the tag
library imported with prefix javamail
Now, here's the details I believe you need.
Jtl.jar is in the WEB-INF/lib
if there is a CORBA exception or other during my operations it seems that
instead of the browser going to error.jsp it is doing an include
inside the
page (that is copying the code of error.jsp directly inside).
I believe that this is due to the way redirection works. You can only
redirect a
Windows 2000
Apache/1.3.24 (Win32)
Tomcat 4.0
With more testing I've discovered that the warp problem seems to happen when
there is a link to a file. In the case below it is a stylesheet link. I
get the same problem with an image. Is there some issue I've missed which I
must address to allow
Can someone give me the URL for the above for the below ?
Windows 2000
Apache/1.3.24 (Win32)
Tomcat 4.0
Regards,
Rupert Young
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If you're doing CORBA, etc., you might want to consider writing servlets for
the complex, error-prone processing you're doing. Then you can choose which
JSP to forward your resulting response to: myGoodJsp.jsp or myErrorJsp.jsp.
cheers
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With Apache you can restrict access to directories (so user has to type in
username and password) by;
Directory C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache/htdocs/mydir
AuthType Basic
AuthName By Invitation Only
AuthUserFile c:/password_file
Require user myname
/Directory
How do you do the same with
Hallo,
has somebody make experiences with Tomcat, Apache JBoss on W2K? I found
some installation guides for installing this software under Unix. Works
this on W2K too?
Best Regards,
Rafal
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http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/config/realm.html
is one potential place to start.
cheers
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On 5/30/02 2:54 PM, Rupert Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With Apache you can restrict access to directories (so user has to type in
username and password) by;
Directory
On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 10:58:19PM +0200, Rafal Kedziorski wrote:
has somebody make experiences with Tomcat, Apache JBoss on W2K? I found
some installation guides for installing this software under Unix. Works
this on W2K too?
Making tomcat work on windows is deceptively simple.
Hi ,
i need help please in two subjects .. My problems are what
configuration I should have to do in the server to prevent:
1) Prohibit downloading the *.jsp files from any client on the
internet... [ I noticed that if I wrote the URL of my site ending with
myFile.JSP [ JSP in
I just let spell check fix my spelling, I was trying to spell a word that
means 'problem' it starts with d. Sorry if you thought it was something to
do with you, it wasn't.
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From: Michael Delamere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 10:50 PM
To:
No, I was just wondering :-)
Regards,
Michael
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I just let spell check fix my spelling, I was trying to
1) Get off of windows :)
Or add the following to web.xml under $TOMCAT_HOME/conf, unless I'm
mistaken that should cover all of the possible miss-cases of jsp.
servlet-mapping
servlet-namejsp/servlet-name
url-pattern*.Jsp/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
servlet-mapping
Hi,
I have tried following stuff on AIX 4.3.3 system using JDK 1.3.0 and it
works fine:
Tomcat 3.2
Apache and mod_jserv.sl built on AIX 4.3.0.0
Now before I try the above stuff on AIX 5.1 machine, I want to know if there
are any compatibilty issues. I could not find
hi, we would like to have two versions of tomcat (with apache on dead rat
6.2). there would be a production version and a debugging version (using
netbeans we hope). naturally we would like to share as many files as
possible between the two systems. i have searched the archives and found
some
1) Get off of windows :)
Excellent point (just kidding) but actually, thanks for pointing the
case-problem-fix out.
This also happens on Mac OS X (which has a case-respecting, case-insensitive
filesystem that annoys me frequently when working in the Unix side). Apple
distributes an Apache
ok..well i heard about functions GetRemoteaddr() GetRemoteHost()
but i don't know what class/package they are in jdk source files, so i can
read its help/definitions then include it in a class of mine..
can i find some help in that please ..
Mike Jackson writes:
1) Get off of
They're part of the super class of HttpServletRequest, but for any jsp
they're automajically included as part of the compile. In other words you
don't have to include them, it's done for you. The getRemoveAddr will
return a java.net.InetAddress I think, but I'd have to look to be 100% sure.
Hi
I am using Tomcat 4.0.3 and currently using JSSE for https.
JSSE is very slow.
If I use Apache for providing SSL support. it works fine and is fast.
But I do not want to put Apache just for supporting SSL.
Is anyone aware how can Tomcat be integrated with openssl directly ??
One of the
But what the difference between GetRemoteAddr() and GetRemoteHost() ,and
which will be better in my case [ login access ]
thanks for help ..
Walid Al-Abbadi
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You probably wouldn't have this problem if you used apache I think, if the
apache module does checking then it'll probably figure out that since the
*.jsp file is just that a *.jsp file and if you're using mod_jk or probably
mod_webapp (I haven't used this yet), it'll see in it's config that its
I'm using windoz and IIS5.0 with TC 4.0.3 and when I put in file.jsP and
file.jsp exists I get a resource not found error then when I put in file.jsp
it loads file.jsp
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Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 3:24 PM
I'd do getRemoteAddr, other wise you'd have to convert the name to an ip
when users try to login (everytime). Both of them return Strings (I was
incorrect about the java.net.InetAddress, that's what happens when I talk
prior to looking), so unless you want to incurr the cpu and io required to
Hmm, well we don't really know what kind of environment Walid is using, so I
can't say why he has that problem and you don't. The configuration for IIS
may include filtering to protect against case problems, but I really can't
say. I don't use IIS very much, and when I do it's with JRUN.
Well it happens like that when I go straight to TC via http://localhost:8080
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From: Mike Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 9:24 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Need Help plz
Hmm, well we don't really know what kind of environment
You probably wouldn't have this problem if you used apache I think, if the
apache module does checking then it'll probably figure out that since the
The response (to you and Mr. Nicholas Orr) is simply that you I guess you're
both right, but I am a firm believer in Tomcat standalone in many
Hmm, I still have no clue, but if if you did have this problem then the
mapping statements would eliminate the problem. Tomcat-4+ may not have this
issue. Perhaps Walid is using 3, but I really have no clue.
--mikej
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Well, Mike ..i use a jakarta-tomcat [combined with Apache webserver] ver 4
under win2000 :) .. and remote site work well when as i told addressing it
by *.jsp [small letters] the problem came when i use *.JSP [ capital ] the
browser offered me to download the jsp file ..
i hope the
You might have to do some configuration in the iis - tomcat connector
stuff, I know in apache-tomcat
(which is what I use under various unix flavors) there's a need to put in
the mod_jk.conf file a directive that says to pass the request to tomcat for
this file pattern (looks like this JkMount
Oops, perhaps I should have read that a bit more clearly, I think you'll
definately need to tell apache to forward the requests for the various cases
of jsp to tomcat. IIS may do something like the apache module that apple
puts out or something, I have no idea.
--mikej
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correction .. my Tomcat ver is 3.1 not 4 ! ..sorry
Walid Al-Abbadi
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so how should i told Appache to do that ?!.. you mean changing
configurations or sending mails to Appache group ?!
Mike Jackson writes:
Oops, perhaps I should have read that a bit more clearly, I think you'll
definately need to tell apache to forward the requests for the various cases
No in the mod_jk config file, but that'll vary depending on what connector
you're using.
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From: Walid Mohammed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: Need
i couldn't find that mod_jk file !..and what do you mean by connector !?
Mike Jackson writes:
No in the mod_jk config file, but that'll vary depending on what connector
you're using.
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From: Walid
mod_jk, mod_jserv or mod_webapp, they are the glue that allows tomcat to
respond for the jsp and servlets and allows apache to serve all the static
content (pictures, html files, etc). If you're running apache and tomcat
then you've got to be using one of them unless you are putting a different
A tried to create a datasource with SQL Server, but can I wiev even the
index.htm page, why?
this is my datasource:
Resource name=jdbc/News auth=Container
type=javax.sql.DataSource
description=Employees Database for HR Applications/
I have gotten a lot of mail asking for the answer to this. In all case the
following seem to work, so I thought I would post it here so that people
would also find the answer when doing a search:
The solution is not to let stuffit unzip and untar the the file. Do it by
hand with gunzip and
Can someone explain, or point me to a description of, the differences
between the different apache connectors (mod_jk, mod_jserv, mod_webapp, and
coyote) for Tomcat and whether they are supported under Tomcat 4.x and
Apache 2.x under Windows? The documentation on all of them is pretty slim
and
At 20:25 -0500 5/30/02, Donald Huebschman wrote:
I have gotten a lot of mail asking for the answer to this. In all
case the following seem to work, so I thought I would post it here
so that people would also find the answer when doing a search:
The solution is not to let stuffit unzip and
Please refer to this page :
http://www.galatea.com/flashguides/apache-tomcat-24-win32.xml
-Original Message-
From: Paul Dobson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Apache 2.x and tomcat 4.x integration
I have been away from the
The problem is that in messagecontent.jsp and messageheaders.jsp they are
using the javamail tag to set msginfo then later they are directly accessing
methods of msginfo in java scripts. This requires that the classes
messageInfo and attachmentInfo have to be imported in messagecontent.jsp and
I was able to start to get it fixed by doing %@ page language=java
contentType=text/html import=ListMessagesTag % tags as suggested by
Phillip Morelock, but I would really like to know how to do it with a
jtl.jar class library without the above tags. It seemed to work in the
jtl.jar as long as I
I have the follwing
-- File1.jsp --
%
code
%
html
body
jsp:inlcude page=File2.jsp flush=true /
/body
/html
How do I get the error info from File2.jsp? And does File2.jsp inherit
objects from File1.jsp?
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