This goes against the grain of the servlet spec. Generally, images would be
something tied to a web application and would therefore be contained within
the application war file (or directory) so that the webapp would be deployed
as a single unit.
...but I'm not a puriest so have at it :P
One
I'm just curious: what tools folks are using for monitoring / managing
Tomcat through JMX?
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You could map a servlet to /favicon.ico that serves different icons based on
a cookie value that is set per context (with a custom Valve if you like)
:oP
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With no logs, this is hard to diagnose but...check permission on the
/home/myacct. Does the user Tomcat is running under have access?
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Unless it's too late in your implementation, I would decouple the reserve
from the purchase. This way, the reserve transaction is shorter and more
scalable and is not dependent on how fast you can enter CC and address data.
This is nicer for the user too because they are getting close to real
look at the org.apache.catalina.valve.RequestDumperValve
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Subject: Re: Reading the servlet input stream twice
Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004
