Hi,
I have been trying to change some parameters in my $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/web.xml in a
Tomcat 3.2b6, but it seems that is isn't read at startup time. I have make teh sema
thing in a Tomcat 3.1, and the parameters I change are readed.
I would like to change the welcome page, and tho compile my
Hi,
I am using Tomcat 3.2b, i want to block access to this post for every one
but from requests
send from localhost. ie, i want tomcat to respond only if the request comes
from
localhost.
Has any one has done this or tried ? any inputs so that i can implement it..
TIA,
Saurabh
find the documentation on the c:\jarkarta-tomcat\doc\u-guide\ .html
file.
Hello,
thank You for your reaction about this problem in Tomcat discussion. Sorry,
Jacob, that I didnt reply to You, because I did not look at discussion.
Today Phil Mitchell writes to me, that he has the same problem. I looked at
discussion and i saw Jacobs reply. So I tried to build sample
Hi all,
I'm using the JK_NT_SERVICE to run Tomcat (3.1) as a service
on NT. I've been looking through the wrapper.properties file to try
and find any way to save any output via System.out.println to a file,
rather than disappearing into oblivion as seems to happen. I've
found the
Hello,
In my servlet I use the package javax.swing.ImageIcon to get the size
of an image. But apparently, this package need a X11 display. On my server
I don't have X launched. Do you see how to solve this ? Do I need to use
another package ?
Here is my error:
Error: 500
Location: /bib
Delete my name from the tomcat-user group
Subha
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Hi Everyone!
I have some virtualdomains and I want jakarta to look for jsp files in each
directory, I mean:
www.pepito.com - /var/www/pepito/
www.juanito.com - /var/www/juanito/
How can it be done?
Thanks in advance.
Jesus Arnaiz
Hi Sudheshna
That's easy.
Just use a servlet which gets startet on tomcats startup.
In it's init() just start your Runnable.
The doXXX() methods are empty, as this servlet will never be called.
Tschau
Christian
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From: Sudheshna Methuku [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi,
I am new to this Apache and Tomcat area. I installed Tomcat 3.1 and Apache
server on my Sun Unix box, I hava a bit of
problem how to run my servlet on the apache server through Tomcat.
Can anyone give my some ideas?
Thanks in advance
cw288
How do you get it to load the servlet automatically, without running it,
when Tomcat is started?
Mike
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Subject: RE: how to run a class on startup of tomcat ??
Hi
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Hi,
It is not uncommon in web applications to want to do image operations
on a server. This usually requires an X11 server if you use the
Swing or AWT classes.
The standard way to do this on a server machine is to run the
"X Virtual Frame Buffer" (Xvfb). This is a full-fledged X server
which
Hi
I have some virtualdomains and I want jakarta to look for jsp files in each
directory, I mean:
www.pepito.com - /var/www/pepito/
www.juanito.com - /var/www/juanito/
See the docs and info below - this should cover it...
Chris
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From: Chris Kimpton [EMAIL
Thank you for your answer, I'll try with ajp12
By the way, do you have any idea on how to setup tomcat and apache to be
able to serve several NAMED virtual hosts, each one having his own JVM, and
to be able to restart any vhost tomcat and jvm without having to restart all
the vhosts AND apache.
Just set the "load-on-startup" to a positive integer for this servlet in
web.xml.
Tschau
Christian
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Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 2:22 PM
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You have to start several tomcat instances. Make sure you
configure them on
different ports for ajp12 and then ajp-mount those in your
virutal hosts
parts of httpd.conf
Something like this:
in server.xml's:
tomcat1 listening on 8007
tomcat2 listening on 8008
...
worker.properties:
Is anyone having trouble using the JSP tags for set and get property.
They do not seem to work. I am using Tomcat 3.1 on Win NT.
td%= addrsProfile.getCity() % /td works **
tdjsp:getProperty name="addrsProfile" property="city"/ /td
does not work *
Here is my JSP
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hi hi hi hi
Stephan.
... so... I have to forget about a global web.xml???
And how can we change Tomcat to use Jikes without recompiling the source??
I think this an important configuration issue... any idea???
sorry, it's simply not supported. I have yet to hear any developer
response on this list about
Hi Chris,
I have Tomcat running and I config apache,it is also running.
What else do I have to do? I wrote a servlet program, I need to know
how how to run my servlet in the apache.
Thanks,
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No they are in different JVM's.
installed in completly different directories
Regards,
Andreas
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You have to start
Hi,
I have Tomcat running and I config apache,it is also running.
What else do I have to do? I wrote a servlet program, I need to know
how how to run my servlet in the apache.
I presume you can get your servlet to work with tomcat alone - using it as the
webserver.
Thus you need to get
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Hi,
when you say this feature is not supported in Tomcat 3.x, do you also mean
that it is not available either for Apache+Tomcat 3.1?
Thanks in advance
This feature is not supported in Tomcat 3.x presently, although it is
available in Tomcat 4.0 (pre-alpha nightly builds currently available).
Create a seperate directory and configure one web.xml
for each domain seperately.Also U need to configure
server.xml to show the docbase.This is the way that we
followed.If there is a better way pl let us know about
it.
Ravi
Dynacom
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I have some
One clarification required:Can we use tomcat as a
multiserver...as Enhydra is?If yes ,how can we do it?
Pl help.
Ravi,
Dynacom
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On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Alberto Silva wrote:
... so... I have to forget about a global web.xml???
in 3.2 yes forget about it. either go to 3.1, 4.0 or code it yourself for
3.2.
And how can we change Tomcat to use Jikes without recompiling the source??
in 3.2 there is no way. either go
Thank you Arturo,
your wisdom really enriches this list!!
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On Fri, 03 Nov 2000, you wrote:
does any body no where I can get the xml.jar that
jakarta-tomcat needs for installation
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Here are my two beans:
Profile:
package proto;
import java.util.*;
import java.sql.*;
public class Profile {
private String account;
public Profile() {
super();
}
public Profile ( String account ) {
super();
}
public void setAccount(String account){
this.account = account;
}
Hi,
I've installed the Tomcat IIS according to the directions that came
along with the Tomcat 3.1 release. The system is Windows 2000.
A couple of things. First, the log file indicates that maybe something
is malfunctioning. Is the attempt to create the second worker
supposed to fail?
For JASPER to compile JSPs is it enough to simply have my jars in the lib
directory. These are implicitly known to the classloader right?
ie. I do not have to have these jars in my CLASSPATH right?
Hi,
Never mind -- the problem was that I was using an out-of-date version
of isapi_redirect.dll. Using the 3.2beta6 version cured the problem.
Thanks,
- Steve.
Howdy,
I'm getting an error in my tomcat-error log on every request that says
[...] Premature end of script headers: /servlets/xxx
What does that indicate?
Thanks
DK
I want to print out the classpath that's associated with my web app
not the system one but the one that tomcat is using for the web app
after it's seen classes and lib. Is this possible?
Raj,
Those lines in wrapper.properties cause servlet stdout and stderr to be
redirected the files jvm.stdout and jvm.stderr in the directory specified by
wrapper.tomcat_home. The default behaviour should be just what you want.
However, there is a bug in 3.2b6 that causes odd behaviour when
Does anybody know if it will find .zip's the same way?
The zip in question is Oracles think client driver
classes12_01.zip
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Nicholson Robert wrote:
If I have a bunch of jars to deploy with tomcat I only have
to put them in WEB-INF/lib right?
What's the full
Hola a Todos:
The posibility of use jikes to compile jsp, it's now in CVS for tomcat
3.3, the way jsp ( and almost everything ) are handled has changed, now
everything it's an interceptor...
Saludos ,
Ignacio J. Ortega
Hi,
I've gotten a little further. Now I'm getting the following error message
in the system event log:
The HTTP Filter DLL
C:\java\jakarta-tomcat\bin\iis\i386\nt4\isapi_redirect.dll failed to
load. The data is the error. For additional information specific to
this message please visit
We are having a problem with running our servlets on different servlet
containers when it comes to the URI-decoding of various parts of the
request URI.
Thankfully the 2.3 Servlet Spec addresses many of the problems by
explicitly specifying what methods decode and what methods don't decode
(for
SHould tomcat's JASP compiler be able to compile expressions that are
terminated with ;'s?
I thought you could optionally terminate the expresses with ;'s
the problem is that is generates
out.print(string;);
which won't compile
Having just been through this today myself, I can at least maybe help with
the question about filters.
I did:
*) right-click on My Computer; go to Manage/Services and
Applications/Internet Information Services/[your Web site]
*) right-click on the site to bring up Properties
*) click on the
Thanks! Just got the green arrow.
BTW, the 112 kbyte version of the DLL worked and the 96 kbyte version
didn't.
- Steve.
When I run tomcat, I get the following error.
JSP's seem to execute OK, however.Is this a problem? If so, how do I fix it?
Thanks
java.lang.SecurityException: sealing violation
at java.net.URLClassLoader.defineClass(URLClassLoader.java:234)
at
If I want to check out my new web application
(Say..onTomcat),what are the performance issues I
should consider?What are the methods to be adopted to
test out the parameters related to performance?I am
new to this kind of thing?Pl help.
Ravi
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I am trying to tie Tomcat with JNDI to use J2EE pattern to obtain resources:
Context context = new InitialContext();
dataSource = (DataSource)context.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/myDataSource");
(I know Tomcat team is planning to have it for Tomcat 4 eventually)
I have my own little in memory
Paul Simon wrote:
Would anyone have any ideas on why I am getting this error when running:
/jakarta-tomcat# sh build.sh
This is Slackware.
Thanks in advance.
The most likely cause is that you do not have Ant installed (and built)
where the script thinks it is (../jakarta-ant relative to
Thom Park wrote:
Hi All,
I'm attempting to understand how hte J2EEAdapter and J2EEinterceptor
codeline works. More specifically I'm trying to understand how
the J2EE stuff plugs in to a vanilla Tomcat 3.2 instance. My end goal
is to plug the standalone Tomcat into a J2EE environment and
hi,
I want to use tomcat 4 , but after I run startup.sh, it always says Can't
find class org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap in catalina.out, how come
to this?
rgds
sun
Title: Starting TomCat
A couple of suggestions (I assume you are using a Win platform
as you are mentioning bat files...):
a) install tomcat in a path with no spaces (i.e. do not
use Program files). Rename the jakarta-tomcat directory to tomcat. I suggest you
install it at the root level
A trick that I use to avoid having to build jars every time I recompile
is to hack the tomcat.bat (or tomcat.sh, depending on OS) to add my
development classpaths to its own. I put 2 shortcuts on my desktop to
start and stop tomcat (in debug mode). Now I can restart tomcat
quickly, and even use
Hi All,
I installed Tomcat 3.1 as a stand-alone container and
tested it.
Next, I tried to set Tomcat to cooperate with the
Apache Web Server, but I could not. Please can you
help my to fix the problem?
I made the following steps:
1- Copying the tomcat-apache.conf file to
my-tomcat-apache.conf
Hi,
Thanks for ur info.. we are able to run the class at startup. We changed
the org.apache.tomcat.startup.Tomcat class to start our class. But your
idea is more intelligent. We shall try with that.
One more help needed - want to know how we can achieve support of java
transaction service in
I am trying to tie Tomcat with JNDI to use J2EE pattern to obtain resources:
Context context = new InitialContext();
dataSource = (DataSource)context.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/myDataSource");
(I know Tomcat team is planning to have it for Tomcat 4 eventually)
I have my own little in memory
"Roytman, Alex" wrote:
I am trying to tie Tomcat with JNDI to use J2EE pattern to obtain resources:
Context context = new InitialContext();
dataSource = (DataSource)context.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/myDataSource");
(I know Tomcat team is planning to have it for Tomcat 4 eventually)
[This is an update and re-post; as I got no reply and am still
stuck]
I installed tomcat on my Debian Linux system from
http://master.debian.org/~sgybas/tomcat
Apache runs fine, but I have tomcat problems. Jserv worked fine also, but
I un-installed it and installed tomcat.
1) How do I test it
Gregory Guthrie wrote:
1) How do I test it with their examples? There is a webapps/examples.war;
how do I invoke it?
Tomcat from the Debian package runs its HTTP listener on port 8081 (that's
because 8080 is used by some other packages like junkbuster), so you
have to access the pages as
After downloading the binaries, you should be able to extract the files
and then launch startup.bat. A console window should display with
Tomcat running. Here's a display of the extracted tomcat directory
hierarchy. Test Tomcat by going to http://localhost:8080/.
Good luck
Tom Carroll wrote:
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