is called by root.
2/ Root runs jsvc, which calls the port (or whatever) with root privs.
3/ Root then calls setuid() et al under the covers to switch IDs to the
Tomcat user.
4/ Tomcat (or whatever daemon) is run as the specified user.
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e.g. look for environment variables that are set by root's .profile and
such, because that file isn't sourced in for init scripts at boot time.
If you're still stuck, post the script and I'll take a look at it.
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servlet
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-but don't quote me on that, as I don't have the spec in front of me
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can show me how you're doing it that
: would be great, thanks!
Appended below. Perl's TMTOWTDI motto reigns here, because I'm
certain there are other (and gmore elegant) ways to do this...
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... from build.xml ...
!--
make the contents of the precompiled JSP mappings
since jsvc expects root privs, calls to setuid() and setgid() fail
when it is run as a nonroot user (in your case, tomcat) even though
said user is the intended daemon user.
Long story short: sounds like expected behavior to me. ;)
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I'm the only one having this problem. Is every other
:jsvc user out there just running the default client vm?
Perhaps. I recall, some people encountered stability problems with the
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into context.xml?
See the Tomcat docs for details -- this may be what you're after.
The context.xml file contains a context's (webapp's) Context element
from server.xml, but it stays with the webapp. iow, no more need to
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Did you recompile your app against the new Tomcat JARs and (more
relevant to this issue) the new JINI JARs?
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a JSP being updated. The latter is for production deployments, in which
case the JSPs should not change throughout the release lifetime.
The root context may be under /work/_ in TC5, but don't quote me on
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groups of 50? That would help whittle down whether
there's a problem in a specific webapp that's bringing down the whole
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On Fri, Jun 18, 2004 at 12:30:26PM -0600, Casas, Claudia wrote:
: Thanks QM! This works now! :) yuppiii!
Excellent -- and thank you for posting what you did. That'll help
someone else in the archives.
: But I would like to be able to access this file with no 8080 port at
: all, like this: http
request content without
: cleaning out the input stream and stuffing up the suceeding logic?
Servlet Filter, maybe?
Aren't both POST and GET params available via request.getParameter()
or am I not correct?
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this authentication database outside of our main database?
One reason is load: separate auth traffic from app traffic. This also
lets you share that single auth DB among several apps, and each app can
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? Differences in RAM or JVM heap
settings can cause different GC behavior between the two.
Furthermore, what sort of load-testing was done on the app before it
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Be sure to test that out and, if it doesn't break anything else, save
your changes:
service iptables save
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your sysadmin, I've done all I can do. Your turn.
How much memory does the container use during peak periods? You could
setup a second Tomcat instance (either on the current host, or a
different host) and have Apache/mod_jk load-balance between the two.
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container and make sure
that starts first (i.e. in your init scripts).
What's the rationale behind App #1 starting first?
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: is there any bug solution with tomcat 4.1.x and rhel3.0
: it gives jdk error
Maybe.
Share the error, and someone may share a more thorough answer.
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(such as a logger). I'd certainly
call those local objects useful. =)
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yes, unless your servlet is in the same package as the class
(though it's considered good form -- and forward-thinking -- to
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is undisturbed.
Icing on the cake: app-specific settings stay with the app, making it
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: One way to get around this is by making your serlvet implement
: SingleThreadModel. (ick!)
Not if the OP is using Tomcat5, or any other servlet spec 2.4 container.
;)
SingleThreadModel has (thankfully) been banished.
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the servlet. Use that to locate your
images and other static content.
If you're willing to convert the display logic to a JSP, there's a JSTL
tag that'll do that, too.
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servlet mapping to a different path should get your app up
and running right now. ;)
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specs, then drop that same webapp into JRun and test again.
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of the NoClassDefFound error is that the classloader
found the class, but it's the wrong version.
You should also rebuild your app against Tomcat's jars instead of that
j2ee.jar, just to be certain.
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Properties are expanded within the JVM (loosely speaking), environment
variables are expanded within the shell.
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/ lack of competition, due to #1, #2, and #3
When you think about it, those are pretty much the same reasons why you
don't see a lot of .NET hosting, or why hosts that offer mod_perl charge
a premium for that service.
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will
never be called. If you want to use the invoker, map it to a deeper
URI, such as /something/*
Also, I feel a certain obligation to warn you against using the
invoker, but that's your choice.
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yet, your general persistence logic -- into a separate helper
class. That would make your code more flexible in the long run.
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2/ show what error(s) you received
3/ post your server.xml
there's not a lot anyone can do...
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: Has anyone come across this before or know why it might be happening? How
: we might avoid it?
duplicate info for different people usually means
instance variable where there should be a method-local variable
How are these request params being set?
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happens if you:
1/ rearrange or split the import list?
2/ remove the offending line? (i.e. are there classes in the
occa.report package, or does it just have other
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On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 03:53:49PM +0200, Kommuru, Bhaskar wrote:
: httpd.conf from apache: What is the difference between these two modules
: (prefork.c and worker.c) below..
: [snip]
This is a question for an Apache forum.
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On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 10:04:35AM -0400, stella luna wrote:
: is there a way to search archives from this malling list?
Yes -- there's a link on the Tomcat website.
Check the mailing lists link in the menu side-bar.
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is not serving up the contents in staticserve,
: tomcat is
:
: I think I am just missing something small, any ideas?
Yes -- the JKMount /* ajp13 directive will pass everything to the JK
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Yes -- search the archives for the $JAVA_OPTS env var
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a handful of JkMount directives,
one for each Tomcat-served URI or file extension:
JkMount /*.jsp
JkMount /*.do
JkMount /special/*
JkMount /j_security_check
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be universal; but I don't know whether setruid() is supported under
Tru64.
There are plenty of examples out there, including one in Advanced
Programming in the Unix Environment (Steven).
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to the right locations.
btw, please create a new message when mailing the list with a new topic.
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: org.apache.catalina.valves.ValveBase, I get the error cannot resolve
: symbol .
Sounds like the proper JAR file (or a class on which ValveBase depends)
is still not in the classpath.
Are you sure that's the right catalina.jar you're using? Doesn't
NetBeans come with an older install of Tomcat...?
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running the Tomcat process.
Once you've solved your immediate JSP problem, you may want to look into
commons-daemon/jsvc. (This was discussed recently on the list; see the
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servlet, so you'd do yourself a favor to test it in an isolated
container.
- the JSPs in the demo app are not precomiled; please access them
directly before attempting to use the the restart feature via
the webapp.
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1 is my experience; 2 is completely hypothetical. =)
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http://downloads.brandxdev.net/tomcat-479785/
Note that this version is still pretty rough; I will soon have time to
clean it up. The basic functionality is there, though.
Run it with commons-daemon.
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it doesn't seem to locate this file.
Where is the webapps dir in relation to $CATALINA_BASE
or $CATALINA_HOME?
-or do you specify /usr/tdk-2.2 as the appBase attr in your
server.xml's Host element?
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You're missing something, aka the servlet tag.
Without that, servlet-mapping tags aren't so useful. ;)
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and some knowledge of what the app/user must do at a given time.
If NT/XP has decent trace tools (Solaris truss, Linux strace, etc), you can
see what files the app tries to open and base your decisions on that.
That's helped me a *lot*.
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of every error page and
end of process page.
That's effectively your finally clause right there.
YMMV, but if you use Struts declarative exception handling (i.e. you have
just a handful of error pages) then this wouldn't be a lot of work to
implement, nor to maintain.
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) separate. This lets them vary
independently.
- app arch: Stick closely with the servlet spec and other Java/web
standards.
This is all pretty general advice, but then again, the deep decisions
are pretty app-specific. =)
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, such as ZoneAlarm or BlackIce?
- If you stop Tomcat, does the problem go away?
Tomcat simply binds to a port when it starts; it doesn't intercept
outbound web requests.
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directive, but you must
specify *two* lines to load a module in Apache 1.x; just LoadModule
isn't enough.
Check other modules loaded in httpd.conf as a reference. You'll have
a block of LoadModule and then another block of That Other Directive
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a 24/7 socket to someone else's machine for a stateless protocol...
And so on, and so forth...
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: application and how can I modify it?
I don't think I understand -- are you trying to find the current
directory of the webapp, and/or trying to read files from the
filesystem?
What's your end-goal here?
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already mentioned that Apache (or something else) may
still be running on that port. As root, you can check that with
lsof -i :80
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compilers /may/ see a repeat string concat
(+ op) and replace w/ StringBuffer under the covers...
5/ what happens when you load-test the two variations?
But, as always, see #1 for the end-all, be-all answer.
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that String concatenation (+ operator)
is done behind-the-scenes w/ a StringBuffer.
At first I thought that was a compiler optimization, but I've checked,
it's the default (at least in 1.4).
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you hand-type it? That's probably the
source of the problem, if the class files are correctly named/packaged and
available to Tomcat. Please post the entire file.
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the first time.
: Anyway - my server.xml:
: Have no idea what those listeners and Global naming resourses are doing, but
: I'll deal with it later ( I hope)
All of that is described in the Tomcat docs. Please review those.
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Host:webapps, Context:docBase and Context:path
: when all three virtualHost
: always take every application it finds under webapps?
See above ref to deployOnStartup. =)
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because you have
so many JSPs.
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appBase for each webapp.
That, or run separate Tomcat instances for each webapp.
(look for CATALINA_BASE in the docs.)
-but clearly, that's a story for another day...
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be serializable: sec
7.7.2 for 2.3 and 2.4 requires it for distributed/clustered containers
(and leaves the handling of non-clustered configuration to container
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so I don't need catalina.jar in
: WEB-INF/lib.
I'd doubt Tomcat has cornered the market on MD5-hashing strings in Java. =)
What's a Google search tell you?
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that in the session.
The user's login name is available in the request object. Map the
user's login name to the firstname:lastname pair in a db table or view,
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On Sat, May 22, 2004 at 12:36:59PM +0100, mpforste wrote:
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: I want to use Tomcat as a major part of the server, can you set Tomcat to
: also serve php so removing the need for apache?
There's docs for this in the Wiki.
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You don't need this if you precompile.
: and JVM parameters:
: -Xincgc -Xmx256m -server
Similar questions get asked twice a week, especially the JVM
parameters one. Please search the archives. Yesterday there was a
message explaining exactly why no one can help you with the JVM params.
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have caught the deprecation warning.
I've included that, and other tips, in my (brief) 4.x - 5.x upgrade
guide:
http://www.brandxdev.net/misc/tomcat_upgrade.site
Ben: thanks for the putValue/getValue info, I'll include that as well.
(It never bit me, because I never used them... ;)
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from certain
directories are automagically included for you. Imagine the
container, on startup, scans for WEB-INF/lib/*.jar and puts those in
its search path.
That's not a Tomcat thing; that's the servlet spec.
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records per page.
Slight risk of a race condition if the data's volatile, but...
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(). If the
container has been allocated a lot of memory, well...
: 2) give me any clues/details on the best way to do this?
If this *must* be done within a servlet, I don't see many options other
than Runtime.exec()...
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shop. Being able to take down one member of the cluster in midday was
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I believe JK2 requires Apache2 but I may be wrong on that, so don't
quote me.
Search the Apache site for details.
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: Is there any particular things I should look for?
At this point, I'd head down the load test / profiler route.
If you're having trouble with an app freezing, this will get to the
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On Wed, May 19, 2004 at 04:31:56PM -0400, Tom Miller wrote:
: What is the recommended or best to define the following
: parameter for tomcat under Linux? I see so many other mem
: posting out there, what is the best/right way to go about
: this?
There's no recommended value... not even a
their browser starts moving around when they didn't explicitly ask.
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and make note of it. Follow tomcat-user and other J2EE-related mailing
lists to see what others are running into. Know the spec inside-out, or at
least have a copy handy.
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that uses a memory-based fs
for /tmp).
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process isn't
running. I recall iPlanet 4 did something similar.
As for free + out-of-the-box solutions, I haven't seen any...
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javax.servlet.jsp.JspException;
: import javax.servlet.jsp.JspTagException;
: import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.TagSupport;
Also: jsp-api.jar, from the same dir.
=)
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yourself a favor to test it in an isolated
container.
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