Hi Gordon,
On my Win98se machine, I've set;
TOMCAT_HOME=e:\java\tomcat
JAVA_HOME=e:\java\jdk1.3
PATH=e:\java\jdk1.3\bin;%PATH%
The classpath is automatically set by the tomcat.bat script.
When I run the tomcat.bat script, java starts and as far as I can see
gives usage information. The window
Hi,
I'm trying to get a webapp running on a Win2000 machine running IIS. We
have troubles with the context.
In the webapps dir I've put a imsapps.war.
It is unpacked by Tomcat and has web.xml under it and subdirs /lib and
/classes.
In case of examples, typing url www.localhost/examples displa
Thank you very much for your quick response.
It seems I mixed up the servlet-name and servlet-class tags.
Next monday I'll correct and test it.
To check my understanding;
- servlet section; servlet-name is a alias for a servlet, which is the
first mapping
- servlet-mapping section; here we have
OK, thanks. The principles are clear to me now.
In my case the second option is preferred, I'll test it.
Regards, Nico
> Hi :-) with jakarta-tomcat-4.0-b1(standalone, JDK1.3, wint40),
> from several emails && IMHO ^_^, it is not right, I think it
> should be:
>- if you want to use serv
Hi,
I've been struggling with about the same things...
Steps I took:
1) Make a new servlet context in your server.xml. Something like;
or extend with a virtual host. Server.xml will provide enough info.
2) Make a servlet alias in web.xml
Whatever
3) Map the al
Oeps, forgot something...
In my example
1) application specific libs (.jar) are in;
c:/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/imsapps/lib
2) application specific classes are in;
c:/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/imsapps/classes
3) general libs (.jar) are in;
c:/jakarta-tomcat/lib
Nico
-
You should add a new context in server.xml and check/modify web.xml.
Nico
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I'm trying to working with TOMCAT 3.2.1 and Internet Information Server 5.0
> .. I have two JSP-pages. If I put them into the directory
> e:/jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1/webapps/examples and I call
Hi,
In attempts to integrate Tomcat 3.2.1 with IIS we have a obstinate
problem with loading this dll. It continues refusing to load... (red
arrow instead of green one)
The system is;
Windows2000 5.00.2195
Internet Information Server 5.0
Error in the Win2000, event viewer, system log:
The HTTP
Hi, I have a problem getting that famous green pointer.
What do you have in your currentcontrolset; only the full path to the
isapi_redirect.dll ?
I assume working via registry gives a global redirect in favour of all
websites on ISS ?
Nico
Eduardo Gamez wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> I also had tha
Not found anything yet.
I'm now going to the docs to check, double, triple etc. check...
Nico
In workers.properties I (already) changed;
- the java_home and tomcat_home variables
- worker.ajp12.host to something like www.mydomain.com
So far, it doesn't work. 8:((
Nico
Cox, Charlie wrote:
> I changed the worker.properties file to point to my tomcat directory -
> even though the tomcat-
It seems I've a last problem with configuring and starting Tomcat.
Tomcat 3.2.1 running on Win2k (build 5.00.2195) with IIS 5.0
The isapi filter is installed and works properly.
However, when using startup.bat, Tomcat tries to start in a new window.
In a flash, I see approx. 2 lines appearing in
In server.xml, I have port 8080 commented out like this;
Could there be a reason for port 8007 to be already used by IIS ?
Nico
- Original Message -
From: Randy Layman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 10:08 PM
Subject: RE: Problem star
Hi there,
I seem to have a slight problem, classes cannot be found.
ISAPI redirecting is OK.
The Tomcat output window says;
Get real path /dejonge D:\tomcat\webapps\imsapps\dejonge
D:\tomcat\webapps\imsapps
404 R( /imsapps + /dejonge + null) null
The error returned to the browser is 404, page c
Not a green pointer usually is a error in the registry.
Check for spelling etc.
Module not found is something I didn't experience (so far).
Nico
PS Benoît, thanks for translation !
- Original Message -
From: Benoît Jacquemont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, Ap
The isapi.log is growing big on my Win2k server.
The loglevel in the registry is set to error, but it logs much more than errors.
Is there any way to keep this log small (only errors) ?
Nico
I use;
Win2K server, build 5.00.2195
IIS 5.0, configured with ISAPI filter
JDK1.3.1beta
Tomcat 3.2.1 running as NT service
com.oreilly package, used for file upload
Versie; 23 jan 2001
Download; http://www.servlets.com/jsp/examples/index.html
JAR file; cos.jar
It works perfect !
Nico
- Ori
Thanks. Checked registry, the correct word is mentioned...
Maybe I need to restart the server machine to end up in the correct log mode ?
Nico
- Original Message -
From: Stéphane BAUDET <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 4:59 PM
Subject: Re: isapi l
In server.xml set reloadable to true. I use the
context mapping;
docBase="xx"
crossContext="true"
debug="i"
reloadable="true"
trusted="true" >
That's all. A
Made a class to do a number of usefull things.
One of them is to get the prefix string for a custom servlet-log.
In the generated string, the date is correct but the time is always the same.
Example of return value: 18-04-2001 11:12:13
I'm working with;
Win2K server, build 5.00.2195
IIS 5.0, co
A slight "problem" with some static variables.
There are a number of servlet apps on my webserver.
With one servlet, I can check the status.
However, it seems the initial values of the static variables are reported, also
when I know for sure that I have one or more instances "in the air".
I'm wor
Thank you Jann.
Expected the constants to be initialised on correct time values, but ok, that's
stupid. After all, they are constants... Should have known that. Sorry.
Nico
When a servlet is destroyed, I log a number of things.
>From the log I conclude that servlets are only destroyed when the NT service is
shut down manually.
Do I need to run a separate process (thread) to monitor how long a servlet is
not used and from that process destroy it or is there some othe
my memory serves well) a setting for
the maximum lifetime of a servlet after the last hit (doGet or doPost).
In Tomcat with IIS I don't know how to set this or how it is arranged
"automatically". That's why I asked...
Nico
- Original Message -----
From: "H.F.N. de
I asked this because I am trying to understand the behaviour, not only know some
base facts.
Yes, a servlet in memory when not used is passive and uses not much memory etc.
But I would like to understand the mechanism of cleaning up.
Sessions are invalidated more or less automatically. That mean
Hello,
To test Java servlet applications, I used Apache webserver with JServ.
Now I intend to switch to Tomcat 3.2.1.
First attempt is to have Tomcat run as a stand alone servlet container.
Second attempt will be adding Tomcat to Apache webserver locally and
configure my Win2000 webserver with I
27;t* used it, so
> I'm speaking based on an impression from looking at it a little on the
> jakarta.apache.org page. Lots of commercial tools create them. I'm
> *reasonably* sure there will be a tool on that site if it isn't ANT --
> anyone?
>
> Gordon
> A tomcat
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