[Resin-interest] Resin 3 and Beans

[Andrew Cobley]

Im moving from resin 2 to resin 3
and have just run into a very silly problem that I know is something Im
doing wrong.



If I put bean files in web-inf\classes for
a webapp resin seems to be compiling the class files into web-inf\classes\jsp
directory and then returns the error:



compiling
/G:/webapps/aec/WEB-INF/classes/jnt/PersistentConnection.java



didn't
produce a jnt.PersistentConnection. class



Can
someone point me to a clue (or at least the field of clues) where I might get a
quick answer to this ?



(this
is resin3.0.12 and resin3.0.21 for the record)



Many
thanks in advance



Andy

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[Resin-interest] deadlocks

[sksamuel]

I'm getting this deadlock on my resin servers.

does anyone know if I disable logging completely in resin will that stop
this happening or will all I do is just stop the outputting to the file ?

My servers are crashing daily (at least) so its getting to be a major 
earbashing issue for me now.



Found one Java-level deadlock:
=
resin-2140:
waiting to lock monitor 0x0975151c (object 0x834aff58, a
com.caucho.vfs.WriteStream),
which is held by resin-tcp-connection-*:80-570
resin-tcp-connection-*:80-570:
waiting to lock monitor 0x094d1a8c (object 0x833d7c48, a
java.io.PrintStream),
which is held by resin-2140


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Re: [Resin-interest] configure

[Scott Ferguson]

On Oct 12, 2006, at 7:10 PM, tllcll wrote:


 is there anyway for me configure without having the laster version of
 resin the other application is plan to run on tomcat/apache

Oh, you're trying to run Resin and Tomcat at the same time?  That's a  
little strange.

For Resin, if you want to configure a virtual host, just add/change  
the following:

resin ...
   server...
 host id=www.abc111.com
   root-directory/var/abc111/root-directory
   
 /host

You can copy the configuration from the default host block.  Or  
just share common information in a host-default.

In other words, it should be simple to create a virtual host using  
Resin.

The aaa would do in /var/abc111/webapps/aaa

-- Scott



 Scott Ferguson wrote:


 On Oct 12, 2006, at 6:37 PM, tllcll wrote:

 Hi, I have installed apache/tomcat and import the war file. I have
 tried to run using localhost:8081, it is working... My server have
 another web server runnning on port 8080 with address eg..
 www.abc111.com. (this will go to the index page of that web app)
 What do I need to set to make it able to display/run the webpage
 from address eg... www.abc.com111.com/aaa?

 You're making a terrible mistake.

 Go to http://www.caucho.com/download and download the latest version
 of Resin (3.0.21).  (Or if you're brave, download Resin-3_1- 
 snap.zip.)

 You'll either want to run Resin with its own internal web server, or
 if you want a two-tier server, use Resin as the web server and
 another instance of Resin as the app server.  (The two tier Resin
 system will be easier to configure in Resin 3.1.0).

 -- Scott

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