quotes in Protocol Handler name

2012-03-01 Thread MOYER, TODD
In our Tomcat 7.0.16 installation (on RedHat Linux 4 with Spring) the protocol 
handler name has double quotes.  For example:  INFO: Initializing 
ProtocolHandler [http-bio-8080]

I can see with an Mbean dump that the quotes are part of the name.

Can anyone explain if quotes being part of the name is always/usually true in 
version 7 of Tomcat?

If so, was this a mistake or done intentionally?  Why?

Needless to say, in our case this is causing headaches.  I'd like to understand 
the background for why the quotes are there.  It seems an odd design decision.

Cheers,
Todd


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Re: quotes in Protocol Handler name

2012-03-01 Thread Konstantin Kolinko
2012/3/1 MOYER, TODD tm4...@att.com:
 In our Tomcat 7.0.16 installation (on RedHat Linux 4 with Spring) the 
 protocol handler name has double quotes.  For example:  INFO: Initializing 
 ProtocolHandler [http-bio-8080]

 I can see with an Mbean dump that the quotes are part of the name.

 Can anyone explain if quotes being part of the name is always/usually true in 
 version 7 of Tomcat?

 If so, was this a mistake or done intentionally?  Why?

1. Check with a recent 7.0.x.
Last summer there was some work to remove unneeded quotes in the
middle of the names. Especially from the names of threads created for
connectors.

2. Quotes around many bean names are intentional. E.g. connector name
can have IP address in it. The IPv6 address cannot be used in a name
unless the name is quoted, because of : symbol.

Best regards,
Konstantin Kolinko

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RE: quotes in Protocol Handler name

2012-03-01 Thread MOYER, TODD
Thanks for the info, Konstantin.  The IPV6 idea makes some sense, though it 
doesn't apply in my particular case.

I see in the changelog that rjung did some work in 7.0.17, that was released in 
2011-07-19 as 7.0.19.  (funny coincidence)

Cheers,
Todd

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From: Konstantin Kolinko [mailto:knst.koli...@gmail.com] 
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Subject: Re: quotes in Protocol Handler name

2012/3/1 MOYER, TODD tm4...@att.com:
 In our Tomcat 7.0.16 installation (on RedHat Linux 4 with Spring) the 
 protocol handler name has double quotes.  For example:  INFO: Initializing 
 ProtocolHandler [http-bio-8080]

 I can see with an Mbean dump that the quotes are part of the name.

 Can anyone explain if quotes being part of the name is always/usually true in 
 version 7 of Tomcat?

 If so, was this a mistake or done intentionally?  Why?

1. Check with a recent 7.0.x.
Last summer there was some work to remove unneeded quotes in the
middle of the names. Especially from the names of threads created for
connectors.

2. Quotes around many bean names are intentional. E.g. connector name
can have IP address in it. The IPv6 address cannot be used in a name
unless the name is quoted, because of : symbol.

Best regards,
Konstantin Kolinko

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