"mikhail malamud" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/01/2001 11:20:31 AM
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Subject: Please help. Going Nuts.
Here is the setup I have.
Tomcat 3.2.1 with mod_jk
Apache 1.3.17. DocRoot
I'm sure others are more knowledgeable, but from what I've been able to observe
(snoop servlet is wonderful), a session must have been created before
authentication. I'm basing all of my stuff off of my b*stardization of
SimpleRealm, BTW. Session name is JSESSIONID. A principal user is
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reply and got a reply that mailman does not exist. Intelligent message.
/bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mail Delivery System) on 02/19/2001 10:53:16 AM
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Hello all,
My cube is gettin' a wee bit messy from all of the pulled out hair so if y'all
could save me the effort of cleaning up any additional hairs, I'd appreciate it.
Tomcat 3.2.1(mostly - rolled my own security realm into it)
JDK 1.3
I have a web page, two in fact. ;) on an intranet
I think I answered my own question (partially)..
The /css folder is in a secure branch. For whatever reason, my index.jsp page
doesn't complain when it comes up about not being able to see that resource but
when it leaves, it then accesses it. Or something like that. At any rate,
problem
I've run into the same problem. I created an industrial strength bandaid for
this problem by writing a simple servlet, mapped to /null, that redirects them
where I want to go (which is defined in the web.xml). I've been too lazy to
investigate what is actually throwing this so if anyone has
Wir sprechen Englisch bitte.
(We speak English please)
Ausweitung der kapazitaet der Speicherplatz. rechtklinke MSDOS, das Eigentum,
speicherplatzetikett , anfangswert circa 3072
(Increase in capacity the memory. Right click MSDOS, in properties, Memory tab,
initial value approximately 3072)
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
/**
* This should correctly implement a Hello Wold Servlet
*/
public class HelloWorldServlet extends HttpServlet
{
public void init(ServletConfig config)
throws ServletException
Hello,
I was wondering, how _does_ Tomcat figure out what my IP address is? What if I
have two network cards and two IP address? Does Tomcat take both? I've been
looking through the source (3.2.1) and I've found some places where I think it
could be acquiring it, but I'm not quite sure what
Shouldn't web.xml be in the WEB-INF directory and not below it?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Karina Anderson) on 02/01/2001 04:00:26 PM
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Buenos dias,
What OS are you using? Does the rest of your JSP work fine if you comment out
the offending part? What are you trying to do with it?
As a long shot, what is sitting in your address bar? Are you connected to a
network? I could very well be talking out of my *ss here, but if
I'd do something insane like..
meta http-equiv="PRAGMA" content="NO-CACHE"
Not guaranteed to work for every browser and I can't remember what the other
thing you can set is, but if you did a search for the above tag in the search
engine of your choice I'm sure you'll be able to find more
If they're not large, I'd like to see what the code is (sending and receiving
pages.) If they're big, don't clutter the group but send 'em my way.
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Dan Eppinghoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/18/2001 07:30:15 AM
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Are you direct dialing the page or are you clicking a link to see it? i.e.
{page1}
... a href="page2.jsp"foo/a ...
{page2}
... % if (request.getHeader("referer") != null)
out.println(request.getHeader("referer"));
else
out.println("Referer == null Dig-it!");
% ...
Going from page1 to
It sounds like your servlet.jar is not 2.2. Look in /lib/ for your servlet.jar
(or wherever it's in your classpath) See what's sittin' inside. If it's 2.2,
the interface HttpSession in javax.servlet.http should have a method
getAttribute(java.lang.String name) and getValue should be
Try this,
In /conf/server.xml
Context ... trusted="true" ...
/context
/bill
"Ravi Sundaar" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/03/2001 05:17:28 PM
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Actually, it doesn't create it only in the /bin directory -
it will create the file relative to wherever you start tomcat
(e.g. $/etc /jakarta/jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1/bin/tomcat start
would cause it to create your output file in the /etc directory)
At least, this has been my findings. What I'm
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