hi all,
i have seen numerous questions asked on how to connect jconsole / jmap to a
tomcat service on windows. And most of the solutions involve,in setting up jmx
remort port setting etc..
and then connecting to tomcat service using jconsole remotely.
Here is an alternate solution without
All,
we are using jndi authentication for authenticating the user against active
directory.
the user is hitting the load balancer and then the request is forwarded to the
tomcat.
at times we are seeing slowness and on analyzing the access log, the jsps
having high execution duration do
All,
i have a question regarding the access valve component and following pattern
code.
%D - Time taken to process the request, in millis
we are troubleshooting performance issue and hence have enabled access log with
above pattern code.
in one of the server, a test jsp was logged with 1224
thanks mark. that was helpful.
From: Mark Thomas ma...@apache.org
To: Tomcat Users List users@tomcat.apache.org
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 12:23:48 PM
Subject: Re: tomcat and access valve
daniel steel wrote:
All,
i have a question regarding the access
hi all,
i am pretty sure this has been hashed out many times but i could not get clear
guidelines on how to accomplish JNDI Realm + tomcat 6 + windows AD.
I have got JNDI Realm + tomcat 6 + windows AD integration with basic
authentication. as domain password is passed in clear text from
hello all,
we are investigating memory issues on tomcat 6 and found that nearly 20 to
25% of the heap memory is being used by StandardManager - concurrent hashmap -
[attached file].
how does tomcat use standard manager / concurrent hahsmap?
can this foot print be reduced in any way by
hi all,
one of our customers went live recently with SSL enabled. they are having
performance issues and on troubleshooting we found stdout.log growing rapidly.
stdout log contains lot of hexa decimal charatcers and for each jsp call
execution it seems to be dumping the handshake + encryption
-namemanager/role-name
/auth-constraint
/security-constraint
thanks
dan
p.s. chris, your reply to earlier email was blank and so i am not sure if you
had answered the above question.
--- On Tue, 7/29/08, daniel steel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: daniel steel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
all,
we are having issues with IE(?) - javascript - window.open
function and tomcat. When we deploy tomcat with basic authentication
security enabled and in our jsp when ever we call
window.open(url,.), it asks for username / password (authetication) again.
how do we over come
all,
We are running tomcat 6.0.14 (jdk 1.6.03) on Windows server with NIO
connector. After some time, one of the thread starts using 50% of the cpu and
that thread never stops serving.I was able to match the thread id from process
explorer with nid of jstack thread dump and this is the
that the
page GET never completes? The browser just hangs at that page? Or that
you have observed a stream of data.
Regards
Alan Chaney
daniel steel wrote:
all,
We are running tomcat 6.0.14 (jdk 1.6.03) on Windows server with NIO
connector. After some time, one of the thread starts using
hi all,
I am having problem with tomcat6 with NIO connector / jdk 1.6.3 on windows
2k3 server. For some reason, after some time of use,tomcat starts pegging cpu
at 80 -90 % and needs a restart.
when i run tomcat status, i see one jsp that has been running for a long
time.but when i run
that is crashing, not a tomcat thread.what
are your command line options to the JVM?
could be a GC bug,
Filip
daniel steel wrote:
all,
i am not sure if this a bug or OS problem or our install problem (this is
the first ever crash). at one of our new installs at a customer site, the
moment tomcat
All,
we have couple of context defined, where the docbase is pointing to an
another machine in the same network. but for some reason, in tomcat6 after some
time after the start of tomcat the contexts gets undeployed and the context
files are deleted.
we have defined context under
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