Reload trustStore - is it possible with Tomcat 6.x?

Hello, I have searched the list archives before asking this, and found that other people posted the same question during the last years, without receiving an answer to solve the problem. I wonder if latest Tomcat version supports some level of truststore reloading. If not, it looks like a

Re: Tomcat5.5 Ubuntu startup error

Thanks for all your help, i have finally got the server running on localhost:8080. I pointed the JAVA_HOME at the sun jdk instead of the default ubuntu jvm However i am now having a problem integrating it with apache2 mod_jk It wont read .jsp files, the browser genrates this error: Service

Re: Invalid Content-Length error for the size greater than

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Filip, Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote: the servlet specification defines Content-Length as an int. even though in some places tomcat has it as a long, you are still running into this limitation so the problem is in the spec, and needs to be

Re: Invalid Content-Length error for the size greater than

Christopher Schultz wrote: Filip, Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote: the servlet specification defines Content-Length as an int. even though in some places tomcat has it as a long, you are still running into this limitation so the problem is in the spec, and needs to be corrected there I've

Re: Invalid Content-Length error for the size greater than

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Mark, Mark Thomas wrote: Christopher Schultz wrote: Filip, Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote: the servlet specification defines Content-Length as an int. even though in some places tomcat has it as a long, you are still running into this

Re: Invalid Content-Length error for the size greater than

Christopher Schultz wrote: Mark Thomas wrote: It's fixed in Tomcat. See Bill's reply to your original post on this topic for possible mod_jk / AJP issues. Oh, sorry. I see that it's a bug in the Java half of the Jk connector. I haven't looked at the code, but from Bill's post it looks like

Tomcat Deployer Problem

Does anyone use the tomcat deployer? Will someone show me an example deployer.properties with the following properties defined and where they map to on your filesystem? The manual lacks an example and I can't figure it out from the build.xml file. build:C:\webapps\ixania\build webapp:ixania

ajp advantages over http connector

Hello is there any advantage using ajp over http connector ? what are those advantages? Cheers Adam - To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands,

Tomcat Deployer Problem

Does anyone use the tomcat deployer? Will someone show me an example deployer.properties with the following properties defined and where they map to on your filesystem? The manual lacks an example and I can't figure it out from the build.xml file. build:C:\webapps\ixania\build webapp:ixania

Re: ajp advantages over http connector

Tomcat wrote: Hello is there any advantage using ajp over http connector ? what are those advantages? There are different use cases. You'll find some differences of opinion as regards the advantages. AJP is a connector protocol, you can't use it to serve directly, either use mod_jk or

ServletContextListener

Can requests potentially arrive at a servlet before the ServletContextListener's contextInitialized method has completed? I ask because the method occurs as a notification once the servlet context is ready to accept requests. Is there a chance, then, that a request could begin being served while

Re: Tomcat Deployer Problem

Hi, listen I've only done this programmaticly before, so here goes... I think you confusing the type of compilation they talking about... it doesnt compile the whole application, just the JSP files. You still need to compile your project. If you look at the netbeans folders, assuming thats

Re: Invalid Content-Length error for the size greater than

Mark Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Christopher Schultz wrote: Mark Thomas wrote: It's fixed in Tomcat. See Bill's reply to your original post on this topic for possible mod_jk / AJP issues. Oh, sorry. I see that it's a bug in the Java half of the Jk

Re: ServletContextListener

lightbulb432 wrote: Can requests potentially arrive at a servlet before the ServletContextListener's contextInitialized method has completed? I ask because the method occurs as a notification once the servlet context is ready to accept requests. Is there a chance, then, that a request could