Hello
I wrote a piece of code to remove diacritics :
String urlset3a[]={"À","Á"
String urlset3b[]={"a","a"
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Hi, there,
I integrate resin with apache. My resin's version is 3.0.19 and apache is
2.0.59. I configured both of them to record the response time in
microseconds(log format %D).
But I found the time recorded by resin is much larger than apache. Sometimes
it's hundreds of times larger.
Does anyo
Hi there,
Nobody uses Resin's JMS from external applications? Do people use other
JMS solutions inside Resin?
I'll stick with OpenJMS for now, but as we already have Resin nodes
installed, I thought it would have been intesting to use them and remove
one service.
The scarce documentation an
long wang wrote:
> Hi, there,
>
> I integrate resin with apache. My resin's version is 3.0.19 and apache
> is 2.0.59. I configured both of them to record the response time in
> microseconds(log format %D).
>
> But I found the time recorded by resin is much larger than apache.
> Sometimes it's hu
I don't understand why people still put their container behind apache.
Unless you are using mod_rewrite or something like that, you don't need to
do that. It isn't like apache somehow 'protects' resin from evil doers. If
you need a load balancer, get a load balancer.
jon
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 2
Daniel López wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Nobody uses Resin's JMS from external applications? Do people use
> other JMS solutions inside Resin?
> I'll stick with OpenJMS for now, but as we already have Resin nodes
> installed, I thought it would have been intesting to use them and
> remove one servic
I was looking at the lastest 4.0.3 docs and it seems to indicate that
I should do this for my configuration:
...
delivery
>From the docs here: http://caucho.com/resin/admin/candi.xtp#Custom%20Services
But there is no JmsListener class, and resin complains like this:
10-01-
You may want to double check if you really have UTF-8 in your environment in
all circumstances.
Here you also depend on the character set of the source file, which is
unnecessary.
And your code could be simpler.
char[] urlset3a = {0xc0,\u00c1, // either numeric literals or unicode
escapes
c
