but this works quite well for me.
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This has worked very well for me, for quite some time now. YMMV.
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do catalina.out and tomcat.log say?
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: machine 1 will sometimes get the results from query 2.
Smells like an instance/global variable where there shouldn't be one.
Add that to a subtle race condition and you have the problem you've
outlined.
Are the queries being posted to the same servlet?
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relevant documentation?
At the risk of sounding facetious, there is no coding for you to do.
The container takes care of everything for you.
Review the servlet spec (or do a web search) for form-based
authentication for the details.
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server using ':0.0' as
: the value of the DISPLAY variable.
1/ is Tomcat running on the same host with X?
If not, change $DISPLAY to that_host:0.0
2/ is X running on said host?
3/ is X on said host set to accept connections?
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index.jsp is
in Apache's welcome file. Apache gets the request for
/ - /index.jsp - [off to a JK worker]
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, that would yield more informative results.
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: So is there a way to overcome this? BTW ? if I reference the login.jsp from
: a secure page, everything works fine. So I know I have things setup
: correctly thus far.
If I may ask, why would you want to hit the login page directly?
Is this for a click here to login link?
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: Invalid direct reference to form login page
Just one, but it has nothing to do with the upgrade:
are cookies enabled in your browser?
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?
Otherwise, you could play with context listeners to see exactly when the
user object is being dropped from the session.
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The plus side here is that the app works in one place, not in another,
so you can use the differences between the two environments to narrow
the scope of your problem analysis.
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celeron with I believe 512mb of ram running linux.
Again, depends largely on the app. There is no way to know this number
unless the code has been profiled and load-tested.
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for a fairly vanilla
webapp, and that required changes to server.xml. Without them, Tomcat
simply started, complained about missing classes (old TC4 connectors)
and bailed.
I took notes on the whole thing for when I do it in production. I could
post those on my website, if anyone's interested...
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a special protocol, such that Apache httpd and Tomcat
can communicate.
As for doc:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/index.html
The URL mentions TC 4 but TC5 is supported, according to the first
mod_jk link under the header What's JK.
Is this the page you're after?
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require this to be a static variable?
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://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk/workershowto.html
may help. If you scroll to the Ajp13 Worker properties header,
mentions that this protocol passes the info to Tomcat.
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a memory leak in Java if your code
manages to maintain reference to an object that's no longer needed or
being used, because said object will never be reaped.
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a different out-of-memory error.
I don't know how Linux or other kernels handle this, but it's worth a
look before deciding between fork/not fork for JSP compiles.
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for me. It may work for you. I haven't used
other frameworks but chances are they'd have something similar.
I do #3 for my larger, Struts-based apps and something similar to #2 for
the quick demos.
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