Tomcat follows the web app standard. If your applications on JRun are set
up in a similar fashion, migration should be a breeze and would probably
entail just modifying the Tomcat configuration files (server.xml, web.xml).
Read the docs closely and you should be in good shape.
A point of concern
1000+ includes in a single page isn't a good idea IMHO. And using
jsp:include for all 1000+ includes just aggravates the situation. It would
be a good idea to minimize the number of includes by maybe clubbing a few
together into one file. Also if looking at static includes as opposed to
dynamic
The error message implies that the session-timeout element is missing in
the web.xml file.
snip
SEVERE: Parse Error at line 137 column -1: Element type session-timeout
is not
declared.
org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Element type session-timeout is not
declared.
/snip
See
kill -3 pid
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You could use Thread.enumerate(Thread [] ) and then do a Thread.dumpStack()
on each thread in your code. I can't provide any definite answers on how to
get a thread dump right from the moment Tomcat starts, but I suppose you
could modify Tomcat code (call the about the methods in your code) to do
You will need to intercept the 401 response by the server. You could do
this using Valves, I suppose. I haven't done this (it has been on my to-do
list for some time now). Download the source code. Have a look at
org.apache.catalina.Valve.
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You need Host and Context elements for each domain. Something like this:
Host name=www.site.com debug=0 appBase=webapps unpackWARs=true
Logger className=org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger
directory=logs prefix=localhost_www_site_com_log.
suffix=.txt
Add an error-page directive to your web-application's web.xml file:
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/error.html/location
/error-page
Please see the Deployment Descriptor section of the servlet specs for
more information.
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You probably have a stale copy of jasper-compiler.jar. I'd suggest
installing the latest Tomcat (I think it's 4.1.7).
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Set the reloadable attribute of the Context element in your server.xml to
true
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It seems like you upgraded your JDK to a latest version. And Tomcat seems
to use an earlier version. You probably need to copy tools.jar to the
CATALINA_HOME\common\lib directory or re-install Tomcat so that it uses the
right JDK version.
The asp files could co-exist with the jsps. All you need
You need to edit your classpath. You need to specify the drive name when
the servlet.jar is located. See tomcat\common\lib\servlet.jar;
snip
CLASSPATH=.;C:\ServletDevel;tomcat\common\lib\servlet.jar;C:
\javamail-1.2\ma
il.jar;C:\jaf-1.0.1\activation.jar
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you need to import it using the import statement.
% import classname %
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When I run a
Note the way you have configured the path attribute in the Context element.
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Context path= docBase=site1 debug=0
/snip
Tomcat uses this path attribute to create the folders. For the path,
it creates a _ folder. The other two folders (site1 site2) are created
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With Tomcat 4.x.x, you need import unpackged classes as well.
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I do not
mod_webapp is the module that implements WARP.
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John,
Thanks for the response.
I don't use JDK1.4. But if you get an error while importing classes without
a package name, it may be a bug. And if you can confirm that you should
probably file it with Sun. As for you packaging your classes, any specific
reason for you to package you classes in org.apache.jsp? I think what
You could either copy the tools.jar from JAVA_HOME/lib to
CATALINA_HOME/common/lib (or create symbolic link if you are using some
flavor of Unix). This will resolve the problem of your jsps not compiling.
This is the error that you been getting.
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See welcome-file-list in the web.xml.
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I know that in Tomcat I can map servlets to the path / and that in Apache
I can set certain files to be
I know I should probably research this on my own. But I bet there is some
real world experience here on this list with regards to JBoss and JOnAS.
My questions:
Anyone here used either or both and could tell me which is better?
Also I do know both JBoss and JOnAS come with Tomcat integrated.
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The new version of JBOSS has Tomcat in its distribution.
JBOSS is further
What about System.exit() in a servlet?
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Guys, I'm asking this question
I think I spoke a little too quicky earlier. Sorry. I believe System.exit()
doesn't unload the web applications. Presently I can't think of any other
way for a clean Tomcat shutdown.
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Tomcat down.
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Yes. You need to change the appBase attribute of the Host element.
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is it possible to put WAR archives in a
Did you set the mime-type set in the web.xml?
mime-mapping
extensionxls/extension
mime-typeapplication/vnd.ms-excel/mime-type
/mime-mapping
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Yes, I can access both JSP and Servlets using port 8080.
http://localhost:8080/testfolder/Test.jspworks
http://localhost/testfolder/Test.jsp works
http://localhost:8080/testfolder/servlet/TestServlet does not
work
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The
Do you have the warp connector enabled too? The log file indicates a
problem with the Warp connector. It doesn't show anything about the AJP13
connector.
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Use the jsp:include directive. Something like this:
jsp:include page=/servlet/Packagename.ClassfileName flush=true/
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Just a thought, might not be true (since I haven't checked this behaviour).
When you go through Apache (and if Apache has BASIC authentication setup),
the Apache authentication will take precedence. Once you have entered the
userid/password in the authentication dialog box, the browser will
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Hello rsequeira,
Good point.
However, that means you have to keep your user authentication info in
two different places...unless you are pulling the info a single source
such as JNDI or JDBC for both Apache
set JAVA_HOME to point to new JDK install directory.
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I am running
Few things you need to keep in mind if you do decide to migrate from IIS to
Tomcat.
1) With Tomcat, you will not be able to serve .asp pages. You will need to
convert them to jsps.
2) Frontpage cannot connect to Tomcat as IIS does. But you will be able to
use the editing capabilities of
The virtual host entry in the mod_jk says ServerName localhost. You
should change that to the domain-name (like www.shannonscott.com).
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JAVA_HOME is set incorrectly. It should be:
JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk1.3.1_03
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What about the attribute unpackWARs=true
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Chris Ruegger
The Context entry is correct. Hope you are using the same case in the URL
as defined in the Context entry (newfolder is in lowercase in the Context).
You could change the debug value to something greater than 0 to generate
more logging. Check you logs to see if the newfolder webapplication is
Yes you can define two connectors as long as they are listening on
different ports. I have both the AJP as well the the WARP connector
enabled.
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You haven't configured you JDBC realm in the Warp connector section. My
guess is thaat you have it configured for the Tomcat-Standalone. You will
need to replicate the configuration in the Tomcat-Apache section too.
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Yes it does :-)
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What's the directory layout? Is qvdintra a directory? It would be a good
idea to send the directory layout. This way someone could give you an
informed answer
FYI:-
The WebAppDeploy syntax is:
WebAppDeploy application_name connection_name url_path
where,
application_name - the directory
Is webmail a directory under qvdintra? If it is, then you are better
off using mod_jk as a connector rather than mod_webapp. With mod_jk you
have better control over the what is being passed to Tomcat. You could pass
only *.jsp and everything that has /servlet. With mod_webapp everything
under
Assuming you are using Windows OS, you could map a drive on the source
machine pointing to the shared destination directory. Ofcourse you could
run into a few problems if my_ap is the Context and my_dir isn't under
my_ap.
RS
Maybe it's just me or maybe it's Friday. But I'm sorry, I'm a little
confused. What is _? Is that some directory you defined or is that
something you just put in your email. _ generally is used when you define
a Root context and wish to access your site as http://domain-name/
Let's try once
You could define a servlet that takes care of this for you. And add that
mapping to the $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml file. The
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet does something like this. It looks for
a *.jsp in the URL. See $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml and source code for
There are various ways to deny directory listing.
Valid for both Tomcat 3.x and Tomcat 4.x.x:
You could add a welcome file to your web.xml. Something like this:
welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.html/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
See conf/web.xml for further information.
Valid for
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AJP is configured in Service name=Tomcat-Standalone. But you could
move this Connector element to Tomcat-Apache. Also remember to disable the
Warp connector under Tomcat-Apache. Have you configured Apache to send
requests containing examples to Tomcat? You might need something like this:
First the servlet code.../servlet isn't supported by Tomcat. It isn't a
standard tag i.e. it isn't defined in the servlet specs. You should use
jsp include / instead. Convert the .shtml files (be careful if you have
SSI includes or CGI processing in the shtml files) that contain the
servlet
Add index.jsp in the DirectoryIndex statement of Apache. Also check
your JkMount statements. Apache needs to forward all jsps to Tomcat.
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Michael Remijan
Well can't pin-point the problem since you haven't provided any clues. What
do the DocumentRoot, Context, and JkMount statements say? How about
displaying the directory structure of where the jsps and shtml files are
located.
How about displaying the appropriate portions of the log in here.
Let's start all over.
First make a few assumptions:
Your web-application directory is: /webprg/tomcat/webapps/ROOT/
Therefore your classes will go under:
/webprg/tomcat/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/test/HelloWorld.class
(note: WEB-INF needs to be in upper-case)
1) Create a file hello.jsp (that
I don't think the flush= false is supported as yet.
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Ashish Kulkarni
You could create another Context which points to the Apache directory. But
IMHO, it would be advisable to put all your files in one directory.
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MadBit
Assuming rajapp is your context, your jsp:include / statement will be:
jsp:include page=/CurrentTime flush=true /
or
jsp:include page=/servlet/mypkg.CurrentTime flush=true /
Ofcourse make sure your class is under
appBaseDirectory/rajapp/WEB-INF/mypkg
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Oops! I missed the word classes. Sorry about that. But heck, you got it
right.
Can you run your servlet as
http://my-local-host-name/rajapp/servlet/mypkg.CurrentTime
What error do you get on the browser? Check you logs file for
exceptions/errors.
RS
Then the following line
jsp:include page=/servlet/mypkg.CurrentTime flush=true /
in a jsp file (say file1.jsp) that is located under rajapp and accessed
using http://my-local-host-name/rajapp/file1.jsp should work.
If you can't get this to work, include the jsp file here and the log output
as
It's been sometime since I used JDBC and SQL Server. But here are a few
points to note:
1) Your first ? is the return status. It should be registered as an OUT
parameter.
2) Remember to use the right JDBC type when registering the OUT parameters.
This is of utmost importance.
3) All ouput
Is my_parameter a variable or is that like a placeholder in the email for
pwdvalid, etc?
quote
I enabled debug logging on the driver, and I get messages that say
parameter my_parameter not registers as output or not registered as
input, even when they are, and regardless of ...
/quote
Your code
It would be also advisable to look at web mail applications and see how
they program the File Upload bit. Hotmail is a good example. Infact it
does something very similar to what John pointed out.
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Tomcat is programmed to look for the dtd in the
$CATALINA_HOME/common/lib/servlet.jar. This is how you can run Tomcat
offline w/o facing any problems :-)
Rosh
This is possibly a shot in the dark. But in your login.html page have you
defined FORM METHOD=POST...?
Hope this helps.
Thanks
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Shouldn't it be CLASSPATH instead of CLASS_PATH
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Sorry to have to write again but I am lost.
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I suppose you could use the ROOT context
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Hi,
Currently I have a J2EE application installed
You could download the javamail implemenation from:
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/index.html
You will need the java avtication framework as well:
http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/glasgow/jaf.html
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Keith Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/17/2002 02:18:29 PM
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As for the .war file, it should under the Document Root.
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Nice to see u reply again...
I have made a
Trying adding tools.jar to your classpath or better still in the Tomcat/lib
directory.
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I suppose adding a symbolic link to JAVA_HOME/lib/tool.jar should work.
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I agree with your statement. But maybe you have a corrupt setclasspath.sh.
Look at setclasspath.sh (.bat for window users; called from catalina.sh:),
it has a line
# Set standard CLASSPATH
CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar
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Jolet, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/19/2002 08:05:20
And you have a good copy of setclasspath.sh (please do check if
setclasspath.sh is called from catalina.sh) then maybe there's a bug with
the linux install :-)
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I think it should be fixed by the end of this day
See Henri's note: Problems with RPM
Tomcat 4.0.2 -- RPM Version
javax.servlet.ServletException: sun/tools/javac/Main
JSP examples will not execute in the default installation. To fix the
problem,
you need to manually create a symbolic link
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Hi!!
About sending a mail using the JavaMail API:
I'm trying to send a mail, but
Try mapping the ROOT (webapps/Root) context with a virtual host
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I've been trying to get multiple
My guess is that your parser.jar (in the WEB-INF/lib) overrides xerces.jar
in the CATALINA_HOME/common/lib (I'm assuming you have a xerces.jar in the
aforementioned path) since the error disappears when you move it to
CATALINA_HOME/lib. And this jar is not up-to-date with the latest JAXP1.1
set
You could live w/o J2EE is you wish to just use JavaMail.
Download javamail from the following url:
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/index.html
You will need the java avtication framework as well:
http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/glasgow/jaf.html
Thanks.
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Correct! Thanks. Totally miss the 4.x deal sometimes! :-)
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Or, just use it.
Try running tomcat with
CATALINA_OPTS=-Djava.security.debug=access,failure
It should help pinpoint which class is trying to access the D:
\server\jakarta-tomcat-4.0.2-b2\webapps\auth\WEB-INF\log4j.lcf file
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juraj Lenharcik [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/22/2002 10:57:35 AM
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The easiest would be to add an index.html. And add the index.html to the
welcome-file in the web.xml for that webapp.
(I don't know if you could do the below in Tomcat 3.3a. I know you can do
this in Tomcat 4.0.x)
Turn off directory browsing by adding this for the default servlet (see
web.xml
There could be a couple of reasons. One of them: you could possible have
declared the servlet twice in the web.xml.
Check if other servlets in the same webapp are getting initialized twice.
This may a some way in helping you pinpoint where the problem is. Check
that you don't have the duplicate
I'm treading in quicksand here. But did you add the JkMount statements? I
was getting the a similar error Can't locate API module structure... with
mod_webapp till I added the WebAppConnection and WebAppDeploy statements.
Maybe I'm wrong. Just trying to help :-)
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Kristian Duske [EMAIL
Tomcat takes care of this for you so that you don't have to mess around
with classpath issues. Put your unpacked classes in the WEB-INF/classes
directory of you webapplication. jar files go under the WEB-INF/lib. And
you are good to go.
If you wish to make your classes visible to all
You are correct about that. Missed those directories
(tomcat_install_dir/classes tomcat_install_dir/lib). Webapplication
related files in these directories makes more sense than under the
common/classes and common/lib since class files jars under the common
directory are used internally too.
thanks for rubbing it in now :-)
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Check to see your included servlet isn't setting any headers. Check to see
if the included servlet uses a reponse.getWriter()
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Editing the classpath isn't advisable. Leads to various problems. Also are
you using unix or windows? Check your docBase. Is myfoo under the webapps
directory? If it is, then you do not require the leading /. Also check
the web.xml for mappings to HelloWorld.
Thanks.
RS
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Place it under the webapplication's WEB-INF/lib folder. Or you could move
it to the tomcat_install_dir/lib directory to make it visible to all
webapps.
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Iam doing a project using jsp.Iam facing a problem in calling a bean from a
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Hi,
I am trying to use a bean in my jsp.
jsp:useBean id='lineB'
If you are running tomcat straight out of the box, then the log messages
seem correct. By default the http connector listens on port 8080 unless you
modified the server.xml and changed the port (see Connector/ in
server.xml).
Trying telnet-ing to the port 8080 once you have started. See what
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Hi
I am trying to configure a webserver running apache-1.3.19-5,
tomcat-3.2.1-1
and
what is TOMCAT_HOME set to? I assume you are using Tomcat 3.x.x version.
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Hi all,
I'm an italian student: for my thesis I have to install
As Lev mentioned, check your JAVA_HOME variable.
Thanks.
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Hi all,
I'm an italian student: for my thesis I have to install
Check if there is a corresponding Context/ element defined for
manager in server.xml.
There should be a manager under webapps:
Context path=/manager docBase=manager debug=0 privileged
=true/
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IMHO, I think mod_webapp isn't very stable (don't quote me on that though :
-). I use mod_webapp and have faced problems in displaying images with jsp
pages. A few users on this list too have experienced the same difficulties.
Tomcat standalone should display images just fine. It's only when you
Are you sending back any response or setting any session info in Create
servlet before forwarding to create.jsp?
Thanks.
RS
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see intermixed.
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I am trying to duplicate an issue that I am having when I have Apache
connected to
This exception arises because tools.jar isn't visible. You need to set
JAVA_HOME to point to your jdk installation (if you haven't already done
that). If you have set JAVA_HOME and your servlets run, but jsps don't then
you could either:
1) Create a symbolic link between JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar
see intermixed
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Hi all,
Does anyone
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Sorry but I don't know how best to fraze the question I have I will try to
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