> Please note the following for the path attribute in
> the Tomcat 5.5 doc for :
>
> "The value of this field must not be set except when
> statically defining a Context in server.xml, as it
> will be infered [sic] from the filenames
> used for either the .xml context file or the
> docBase."
>
> A
>
> I'm curious: why are you using the documentation for
an
> older level to configure the current version?
Things
> have changed in this area (among others) between 5.0
> and 5.5.
>
You bring up a very good point, thanks for spotting
that for me.
I have now created a context.xml according to
I have tried adding connection pooling for a MySQL
database in Tomcat 5.5 by following the steps
described
[URL=http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html]here[/URL].
Now when I start Tomcat my application fails to load.
The only message I can find in any
Hello,
I have tried the ServletContextListener approach suggested below by
Sriram (thanks !) and I am still having the same problem, i.e. I get the
log file (specified in my log4j.properties file) created under whatever
directory I am at when I issue the tomcat start command. It appears
that the
Hello,
I am having the problem of Tomcat initializing/creating my Log4j log
files in whatever directory that Tomcat is started from. In other words
if I am currently at directory /kung/foo when I issue the command
/etc/init.d/tomcat start, then my log files will be created under
/kung/foo instea
Hello,
I have a web application which is not finding a tag handler class, it is mistakenly
looking for "null". The classes for this tag
handler is located in the WEB-INF/classes directory and is declared in web.xml. The
web application works as advertised on another
system which is running To
Is there a class I can use to write log messages to the Tomcat log files
? Can anyone explain how this is done ? Also I have looked a wee bit
at java.util.logging - can this also be used, or is it a better solution
?
Thanks for any suggestions.
-James Adams
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I have heard that perhaps I need to make sure that tools.jar is in
Tomcat's CLASSPATH.
How can I determine the environment variables being used by Tomcat
? Where are these set ? I assume that there is a config file which is
handling this...
Thanks for suggestions,
-James
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I am trying to get Tomcat working on an SGI - IRIX machine. I can get
the example Tomcat page (index.html) as well as the example servlets.
However the example JSPs and my own JSPs are not being served and give
errors, such as:
001-11-16 12:22:04 - Ctx() : Compiling: /dataview/DataCenterFramese
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>
> Subject: Why am I getting a Javascript file request instead of my servlet ?
> Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 12:11:49 -0700
> From: James Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
As a test I have set the action of the form equal to alert(1) as well as
to a test JSP which prints the form parameters, both of these work
well. However when the action is my form handler servlet that's when I
get the bad voodoo - it tells me that it can't find the .js file when I
submit, and it
I have a page (JSP) which contains a form with a servlet as the action
of the form. However whenever I submit the form I am getting a Not
Found 404 error telling me that a Javascript file which is used for
Javascript on the page is not found. I am perplexed as to why this is
happening, especiall
I have a page (JSP) which contains a form with a servlet as the action
of the form. However whenever I submit the form I am getting a Not
Found 404 error telling me that a Javascript file which is used for
Javascript on the page is not found. I am perplexed as to why this is
happening, especiall
I have an applet which runs fine when I include it in a HTML page, but
whenever I try to include it in a JSP I get a pop-up message from my
browser (Netscape 4.78) telling me that I need to download the Java
plugin. I get the same behavior when testing with Internet Explorer.
Obviously I already h
It turns out that the unterminated description element which was causing
the CompileException was actually in the web.xml file. Strange that I
never get any errors or exceptions when web.xml is processed during a
restart of Tomcat.
-James
I am getting a weird exception message when I try to use a taglib. I
hope somebody reading this forum can enlighten me. This is my first
foray into using taglibs.
I have a JSP which has the following lines of code in place to use my
taglib:
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/errorMessages-taglib.tl
> Hi James
>
> Add the following to your web.xml which is located in the > WEB-INF
directory
>
>
> myServlet
> myServlet
> The description for my > servlet
> > server.ucar.edu.myapp.sevlet.ServletClass
>
>
>
>
> myServlet
> /myurlmapping
>
>
> Now you should be
So if my machine is named "server.ucar.edu", and my servlet's class file
is located as
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/myapp/WEB-INF/classes/servlet/Servlet.class then I
should have an entry like the following in my web.xml:
server.ucar.edu.myapp.sevlet.ServletClass
I've tried the above approach but still
One other thing, my web.xml file is located as
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/myapp/WEB_INF/web.xml and not as /etc/web.xml - is this
perhaps where I've gone wrong ?
-James
Lester June Cabrera wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> Tomcat is bundled with a "build" utility. By editing /etc/web.xml in your
> development
Thanks for the quick response Lester.
I thought web.xml might be the key. I have actually already added some
entries to web.xml in order to try to get this to work but I guess I'm not
quite there yet. Here's what I have so far, perhaps somebody can tell me what
I'm doing wrong:
---
I have a servlet which looks at the request, makes sure that there is a
Session and the necessary beans included in the Session and then directs
to a JSP page. I want to be able to enter a URL and get the servlet
(which will direct me to the JSP).
I have the JSP in $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/myapp/Mya
background: url(../images/bg1.jpg) fixed
> }
> a
> {
> text-decoration:none
> }
>
> Rgds
> Vijay
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Jame
I have a JSP which tries to load an image which is
referenced by a URI which is set in the request by a servlet.
"
alt="IMAGE NOT FOUND">
Unfortunately this has never worked because Tomcat can never
find the image. Perhaps I am using a bad URI ? I have the
image located under my applic
Thanks so much - the problem was due to my modification of server.xml.
I've removed the modification and restarted Tomcat and now I can see my
pages fine.
-James
Jeff Turner wrote:
>
> Have a read of:
> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.2-doc/appdev/index.html
>
> Specifically the
stuck...
-James
James Adams wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am attempting to set up my first web application using Tomcat. I have
> taken the following first steps but still no enchilada - the initial JSP
> isn't found when I try to access it (Not Found 404):
>
> - I h
Hello,
I am attempting to set up my first web application using Tomcat. I have
taken the following first steps but still no enchilada - the initial JSP
isn't found when I try to access it (Not Found 404):
- I have put a JSP in a directory named $TOMCAT_HOME/james1. The JSP is
named Test1.jsp a
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