Hi,
Is there any test framework/scripts available which can do automatic
FUNCTIONAL testing of all the tomcat features?
Actually, I am working on porting of tomcat to my own operating system.
Being done with the porting, I need to ensure that all the standard tomcat
FUNCTIONALITY is properly
Geofrey Rainey wrote:
Hi Mark,
Yes i've read that document many times. However still need a few
pointers
on writing the Login Module and how it integrates with the
Callbackhandler
to create the popup dialog. I can't really find any comprehensive doco
on this.
If you are talking about the
Hi,
I do several installations in the past with success for Windows 2003 and mod_jk
with Apache Webserver, but now i am stopping at a Windows 2008 Server. The
Apache Webserver don´t start during I add the lines for JkMount, JKLogfile, and
worker.properties in the httpd.conf. The
Hi,
I have two tomcat instances running on a server. They use same jars. I want
to create a directory that holds the comman libraries and my tomcat
instances use libraries from that directory. So if i change one of the jars
i will not have to deploy the jar into the two tomcat directories.
I am
Sajad Bashir Qadri wrote:
Hi,
Is there any test framework/scripts available which can do automatic
FUNCTIONAL testing of all the tomcat features?
Tomcat version? Have you looked at the built in tests?
Actually, I am working on porting of tomcat to my own operating system.
Being done with
On 07.07.2009 10:07, Alexander Diedler wrote:
Hi,
I do several installations in the past with success for Windows 2003 and
mod_jk with Apache Webserver, but now i am stopping at a Windows 2008 Server.
The Apache Webserver don´t start during I add the lines for JkMount,
JKLogfile, and
Alexander Diedler wrote:
Hi,
I do several installations in the past with success for Windows 2003 and
mod_jk with Apache Webserver, but now i am stopping at a Windows 2008 Server.
The Apache Webserver don´t start during I add the lines for JkMount,
JKLogfile, and worker.properties in the
ümit kara wrote:
Hi,
I have two tomcat instances running on a server. They use same jars. I want
to create a directory that holds the comman libraries and my tomcat
instances use libraries from that directory. So if i change one of the jars
i will not have to deploy the jar into the two
Hey Chris,
Thanks a lot for the detailed reply. At the moment, I have written a class
that extends AccessLogValve.java.
I deactivated the AccessLogValve from the server.xml and Valve
className=my.Valve element to your Engine for this new Extended
Valve.(We wanted it at Engine level.)
Works
Please ask your questions.
Am Dienstag, 7. Juli 2009 00:51:29 schrieb Geofrey Rainey:
Hi Mark,
Yes i've read that document many times. However still need a few
pointers
on writing the Login Module and how it integrates with the
Callbackhandler
to create the popup dialog. I can't really
Hello,
Yes, it is an AMD Opteron CPU with 64-Bit.
I install the Apache Webserver in 32-bit
Tomcat in 32 Bit, with 64-Bit tomcat6.exe
Java JDK from Sun site in 64-bit Version
mod_jk Binaries from the 32-bit folder of Tomcat FTP Server because there is no
64-bit mod_jk.
Greetings
Alexander Diedler
Hello,
There were no errorlogs because the http Service failed to start without any
more information.
Alexander Diedler
Von: Mark Thomas [ma...@apache.org]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 7. Juli 2009 11:20
An: Tomcat Users List
Betreff: Re: mod_jk on Windows 2008
I install the Apache Webserver in 32-bit
Tomcat in 32 Bit, with 64-Bit tomcat6.exe
Java JDK from Sun site in 64-bit Version
mod_jk Binaries from the 32-bit folder of Tomcat FTP Server because there is
no 64-bit mod_jk.
How do you install Tomcat in 32bit with an x64 exe and jdk?
Also, have
Correct me if neccessary, but Tomcat is still available in 32bit, but to start
with a 64-bit JRE the exe has to replace with a 64-Bit version. In some forums
I found entries, that I have to copy from SVN repository the current
tomcat5.exe, renamed it to Tomcat6.exe and everything works.
But
Hi,
I have a tag-library in WEB-INF/lib which I use from inside OpenCms.
The taglib works fine. It logs some
messages to System.out, but I can not find them... Could it be that
tomcat (5.5 on debian lenny) swallows this
kind of logging by default?
I am aware that this kind of logging is *bad*,
check the binaries in %JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin\server are 64bit?
check the binaries in %JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin\client are 64 bit?
Martin Gainty
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Diese Nachricht ist vertraulich.
Correct me if neccessary, but Tomcat is still available in 32bit, but to
start with a 64-bit JRE the exe has to replace with a 64-Bit version. In some
forums I found entries, that I have to copy from SVN repository the current
tomcat5.exe, renamed it to Tomcat6.exe and everything works.
The taglib works fine. It logs some
messages to System.out, but I can not find them... Could it be that
tomcat (5.5 on debian lenny) swallows this
kind of logging by default?
I am aware that this kind of logging is *bad*, but I need to access
these logs asap.
I'd google for: tomcat stdout
From: Mark Thomas [mailto:ma...@apache.org]
Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 2:47 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Test scripts for functional testing of tomcat.
Sajad Bashir Qadri wrote:
Hi,
Is there any test framework/scripts available which can do automatic
FUNCTIONAL testing of all
I am confused about integrating the JAAS Login Module with HTTP basic
auth. I was under
the impression that one had to handle this in a custom callback handler.
However I'm now
under the impression that the JAASRealm has a built-in callback hander
that does this.
Is this correct?
Cheers,
Geoff.
It goes to catalina.out file.
-Original Message-
From: Serge Fonville [mailto:serge.fonvi...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 4:44 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Where does System.out.println go by default
The taglib works fine. It logs some
messages to System.out, but I
On 6/7/09 21:27, Logan, James S wrote:
We have been involved with load testing several sites that deploy a Tomcat
server.
I replied to your previous post on the 2nd. I said:
OS/version?
Tomcat/version?
Which Tomcat monitoring tool?
Your description of the behaviour isn't very clear.
It
On 6/7/09 21:27, Logan, James S wrote:
We have been involved with load testing several sites that deploy a Tomcat
server. When running a Load session, for some reason, each HTTP request will
generate a login, when monitoring the server. The server is being monitored
from the server-side and
Serge Fonville wrote:
The taglib works fine. It logs some
messages to System.out, but I can not find them... Could it be that
tomcat (5.5 on debian lenny) swallows this
kind of logging by default?
I am aware that this kind of logging is *bad*, but I need to access
these logs asap.
I'd google
Geofrey Rainey wrote:
I am confused about integrating the JAAS Login Module with HTTP basic
auth. I was under
the impression that one had to handle this in a custom callback handler.
However I'm now
under the impression that the JAASRealm has a built-in callback hander
that does this.
Is this
Thanks for all your suggestions The startup-script seems to have
done some magic, the log ended up in /var/log/daemon.log
2009/7/7 André Warnier a...@ice-sa.com:
Serge Fonville wrote:
The taglib works fine. It logs some
messages to System.out, but I can not find them... Could it be that
Geofrey Rainey wrote:
I am confused about integrating the JAAS Login Module with HTTP basic
auth. I was under
the impression that one had to handle this in a custom callback handler.
However I'm now
under the impression that the JAASRealm has a built-in callback hander
that does this.
Is
Rainer Jung wrote:
On 06.07.2009 20:27, Emilio Recio wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
Emilio Recio wrote:
Hi,
i have installed Apache 2.2 and two Tomcat 6 whit load balancing in
cluster mode using mod_jk module and setting sticky session in TRUE,
and memory replication. I was
Emilio Recio wrote:
Rainer Jung wrote:
On 06.07.2009 20:27, Emilio Recio wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
Emilio Recio wrote:
Hi,
i have installed Apache 2.2 and two Tomcat 6 whit load balancing in
cluster mode using mod_jk module and setting sticky session in TRUE,
and memory
Hi,
I have a simple jsp-page whose only purpose is to jsp:forward to my
main controller-servlet, here it is:
%@ page session=true %
%@ page language=java contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8
pageEncoding=UTF-8%
jsp:forward page=/FormProcessor
jsp:param name=o value=action1 /
/jsp:forward
The
Am Dienstag, 7. Juli 2009 13:55:17 schrieb Geofrey Rainey:
However I'm now
under the impression that the JAASRealm has a built-in callback hander
that does this.
Is this correct?
That's what the how-to says under 1. (See
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/realm-howto.html#JAASRealm )
We have a Windows box running IIS with a tomcat connector..
I have been tasked to move this to Solaris 10 platform..
My attempts
- found the binaries for mod_jk for Solaris apache2 (version 2.0.61)
http://www.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-connectors/jk/binaries/solaris/jk-1.2.28/sparc/
---
Sorry for the delay, had a few vacation days.
I ran some tests to verify Log4J config at webapp vs server level and had
these additional observations:
The log4j.properties file in CATALINA_HOME/lib is still used for
initialization unless overridden in the default locations (log4j.properties
thekat wrote:
We have a Windows box running IIS with a tomcat connector..
I have been tasked to move this to Solaris 10 platform..
Is this a Sparc CPU, or X86 ?
Maybe try :
file /path_to_apache_httpd
file /path_to_mod_jk.so
Segmentation fault usually happens when trying to use a binary that
unfortunately still not working. One thing that i noticed, when i
clear my browser cookies, everything works fine again. One of the
things we do is use cookie persistence to send a user to the same
tomcat server (we need this for file uploads,etc). Is there anything
in the session cookie that
Hi,
I have tomcat 5.5 on debian lenny and had some issues with permission
on the server.xml. This happened due to the number of symbolic links
that exist in this installation which make the final real location not
so obvious as $|CATALINA_HOME|/conf/server.xml
My question is: To avoid this
Luciana Moreira Sa de Souza Signed by - PrivaSphere AG wrote:
Hi,
I have tomcat 5.5 on debian lenny and had some issues with permission
on the server.xml. This happened due to the number of symbolic links
that exist in this installation which make the final real location not
so obvious as
Do you hold on to your connections in code or do you close them when
done with each request? If you hold on to them, they can still timeout
with or without a validationQuery set.
--David
AD wrote:
unfortunately still not working. One thing that i noticed, when i
clear my browser cookies,
Luciana Moreira Sa de Souza Signed by - PrivaSphere AG wrote:
Hi,
I have tomcat 5.5 on debian lenny and had some issues with permission
on the server.xml. This happened due to the number of symbolic links
that exist in this installation which make the final real location
not so obvious as
we are using Jruby / Rails / Tomcat. I think what may be happening is
that rails has its own connection pool in front of DBCP which could be
causing the issue here, not sure yet.
AD
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 12:20 PM, David Smithd...@cornell.edu wrote:
Do you hold on to your connections in code
Thx for the response..
Hardware : SunBlade 100 (Sparc)
OS: Solaris 10 U7 (05/09)
Apache: # /usr/apache2/bin/httpd -v
Server version: Apache/2.0.63
Server built: Jan 18 2009 15:51:05
Good thoughts.. double checked to make sure and I do have the
Dear all,
I need to log some information only after a user downloads or opens a file.
I am using a servlet for that and the download part works fine.
However I need to identify which button was clicked because in case the user
clicks [CANCEL] I am not supposed to register any information.
I
Dunno, but I have this nagging not-quite-sure memory tidbit :
running ./configure --with-apxs=/usr/apache2/bin/apxs
I have not compiled mod_jk very often, but isn't there something like
apxs2 for Apache2 ?
(I mean that apxs may be a leftover from an Apache 1.3 installation).
If that doesn't
it means either gcc is not installed or is not available to your user account
try
$ which gcc
/usr/bin/gcc
as you can see my gcc is located in /usr/bin
where did acquire mod_jk src distro?
*Greets*
Martin
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Verzicht und
Thankyou for the responses, they've been helpful.
What do you folks think the best design would be to
auth an application to our database based on the
following information;
Presently we have a custom login module that authenticates
users to our database using JDBC. However we really need to
at least 2 ways to determine the button selected
1)set a boolean property which is enabled on or off based on executed button
class MyAction extends ActionSupport {
private boolean submit;
private boolean clear;
public void setSubmit(boolean submit) {
this.submit = submit;
}
Hello,
is there any need for the jvmroute property if we are proxying all
web requests through Apache to a Cisco load balancer that is balancing
all the tomcat servers on http 8080? My understanding is this is for
AJP only but wanted to be sure.
Thanks
AD
i vote against 2 different connection pools
thats 2 configurations placing twice the load routing to the same DB not a good
long term situation
a more viable option is to port your RAILS code to GRAILS and all others
Struts/JSF/Axis to use the same DBCP which would be configured within
Yves Glodt ygl...@gmail.com wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a simple jsp-page whose only purpose is to jsp:forward to my
main controller-servlet, here it is:
%@ page session=true %
%@ page language=java contentType=text/html;
check if you have a residual mod_jk.so Listener in server.xml e.g.
Engine ...
Listener className=org.apache.jk.config.ApacheConfig
modJk=/path/to/mod_jk.so /
/Engine
also check to see of mod_jk auto-configure in $APACHE_HOME/conf/httpd.conf
#To be added at the end of your httpd.conf
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