If on a NT machine (Tomcat 5.0.19)
http://localhost:8080/test/
returns a valid directory,
then http://localhost:8080/Test/ returns 404.
OK, sofar.
But
getServletContext().getContext(/Test/);
returns not null.
I think, this might be an
Galam wrote, On 3/12/2004 11:18 PM:
Is the message JK2: ajp13 listening on /0.0.0.0:8009 normal? Why
the ip address is all 0's?
When listening on 0.0.0.0, that means that you are listening on all
available TCP/IP addresses, and in this case port 8009. So yes, it is
normal.
-Dave
Hi
Could you try it again, but remove the : after 'webapps' for test1
...assuming that was just a typo and that it still doesn't work, what
context is your app in?
If it's / then does http://localhost:8080 work ok? Place 2 folders in this
directory so you have -
http://localhost:8080/test1
hi all,
i have got a problem
i have got a libraries of tag lib which is used by developers for their
application.he/she has to add the tag libraries in his/her own
wen/inf/tlds.
Is there any common dir where all libraries can be placed and used.
Hi all,
I m new to tomcat
please let me know how can i control the JVM memory usage in tomcat
where to edit..
thanks
akki
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When I set JAVA_HOME to the path of JRockit, The Tomcat will not work as it does when
I use jvm from Sun
why? I install the JRockit right and set the path right
Thanks
stan
When I set JAVA_HOME to the path of JRockit, The Tomcat will not work as it does when
I use jvm from Sun
why? I install the JRockit right and set the path right
Thanks
stan
So far I have the monitor running on for 7 hours and
the memory usage as remained flat around 46-47Mb. the
system I'm using is 4 yrs old, but the monitor is
still responsive.
P3 450Mhz
512Mb Ram
jdk1.4.2
If anyone can run the monitor against several tomcat
for an extended period of time, it
Hello:
I am new to tomcat.
Does any one have jk2 module for linux or a pointer to it. The one I
downloaded from jakarta site does not load properly in apache2.
The jk1.2 module I have doesn't seem to work with Apache2 and
tomcat5.0
although it loads well.
I tried in vain to compile jk2
Thanks again, Yoav.
I lucked out. I had installed the newest stable version of Hibernate, the
persistence library. I just went back to using the previous version, and my
app magically worked again.
It will take me a while to figure out which of about 12 jar files caused the
problem, but I
hello,
i developped an app using TDK 2.1 (an official bundle i downloaded from
apache site) on a windows 2k box, and it was working just fine.
Now i would like to deploy the app on a unix machine using tomcat 4.0 with
apache, by copying the folder under the webapps folder to the same folder on
Adam Hardy wrote:
Try kgbinternet.com. They have very reasonable developer accounts
with tomcat and mysql or postgresql. They have dedicated jvm's so
you can start and stop your own tomcat. I have used them with good
success. The person to talk to is
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My application Test.waris not unpacking when I ftp it to the
jakarta-tomcat/webapps directory on my host. Even after stop and
re-start. If I mkdir Test and move test.war into it and jar -vxf
Test.war then it does expand and run properly.
This is my server.xml entries
Is there any know problem about Tomcat or JVM on Windows 2003 Server? I
couldnt get Tomcat working at all.
I get the error message whenever I start Tomcat. Similiar thing happened on
another server too. It look like there is a problem between JVM and Win2003.
Resintalling JVM didnt help.
Any
I don't know why the WAR file is not unpacking automatically but I'd like to
suggest a simpler alternative than creating a directory and unjarring it
manually: use the Tomcat Manager application, specifically the Upload a WAR
file to install section.
Rhino
- Original Message -
From:
I am currently experiencing the same issue but on a Window2000 server. I am trying to
get Tomcat 5 to work and I've configured JDK 1.4 When I attempt to execute
startup.bat the command console briefly flashed and then closes
Any ideas?
Thanks
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The version is 4.1.29 by the way. JVM version is 1.4.2_03
Metin Carl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Is there any know problem about Tomcat or JVM on Windows 2003 Server? I
couldnt get Tomcat working at all.
I get the error message whenever I start Tomcat. Similiar
Inandjo,
i developped an app using TDK 2.1 (an official bundle i downloaded from
apache site) on a windows 2k box, and it was working just fine.
Now i would like to deploy the app on a unix machine using tomcat 4.0
with apache, by copying the folder under the webapps folder to the same
folder
Just for the record, this is how it is
Tomcat4.x.x:
If one defines the context in server.xml or in a context configuration
file, the .war file corresponding to the webapp that it refers to will not
be unpacked. Why this is the behavior or Tomcat4.x.x is beyond me.
Tomcat5.x.x
One should
What are all these mod_jk errors? There are also many CLOSE_WAIT messages when I do
netstat -n -o. It seems that whenever one of those connections closes, an error
message is generated in mod_jk.log.
Any solutions to this problem?
Thanks!
mod_jk.log
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From: David Liles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 10:48 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Tomcat on Windows 2003 Server
I am currently experiencing the same issue but on a Window2000 server. I am
trying to get Tomcat 5 to work
Rhino wrote:
I don't know why the WAR file is not unpacking automatically but I'd like to
suggest a simpler alternative than creating a directory and unjarring it
manually: use the Tomcat Manager application, specifically the Upload a WAR
file to install section.
Rhino
- Original Message
Jacob Kjome wrote:
Just for the record, this is how it is
Tomcat4.x.x:
If one defines the context in server.xml or in a context configuration
file, the .war file corresponding to the webapp that it refers to will
not be unpacked. Why this is the behavior or Tomcat4.x.x is beyond me.
Through projects and self-interest I've been using Tomcat 4 a lot more.
While I've looked at the differences, can someone explain to me what the
big differences are in english? I'm under the impression that 4 and 5
are different paths, not just an upgrade of a previous version, is this
true?
Where is your SUN SDK? You need to install that first. Did Tomcat say it found your
Sun JDK when you installed it? If so where did it say it found it? Hopefully not
under E:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_03.
Finally is the startup of Tomcat giving you that dump? That looks like a Dr Watson
What does your uriworkermap_properties file look like?
Check these two pages for working directions:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/12/18/tomcat.html?page=1
http://www.getnet.net/~rbarr/TomcatOnIIS/default.htm
I know you said Windows 2003 but as long as URLScan
Well, tomcat5 implements the latest servlet API. So if you want to use the latest
feature in your code, you should get Tomcat5.
Nic Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Through projects and self-interest I've been
using Tomcat 4 a lot more.
While I've looked at the differences, can someone
At 06:19 PM 3/13/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Jacob,
My hosting service is Tomcat 4.18 so I'm kind of stuck with 4.x. Are you
saying if I use tomcat 4.x I must not put a context for my applicaton in
server.mxl? Then it will be unpacked automatially?
thanks,
Phil
Yep, that's exactly what I'm saying.
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