This is a question aimed at Resin's support team.
I'm wondering what the defaults for a Filter's dispatcher setting is.
This is only valid for 2.4 webapps. So if I were to exclude these
parameters, does this mean that Resin 3.1.5 will filter all types of
dispatched requests?
I ask this be
Actually,
I have a further problem using GzipFilter.
I enabled it using no dispatcher, which according to Servlet Spec 2.4,
means that it defaults to only REQUEST.
When I started using the GzipFilter, I noticed a few things
1) Gzip appears to work on static files that are served through
Fil
Chris,
We have been using gzip filter on production servers for the past 8 months,
and didn't face any such issues. Please send the gzip filter configuration
from web.xml, lemme see if anything is different in your conf?
Thanks & regards,
Haroon
2008/7/11 Chris Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Actu
Thanks for the reply,
my configuration comes directly from the documentation:
class="com.caucho.filters.GzipFilter"/>
The interesting thing is that other files seem to zip fine. I am
consistently hitting encoding issues with this particular GWT
cache.html file. Gzip and Resin a
Also I would like to know, whether your server is running under a
LoadBalancer? if yes... please send the details on the same...
Please try the following configuration and lemme know if this helps.
true
*.pdf
*.zip
/*
Regards,
Haroon
2008/7/11 Chris C
I am using your configurations and it's working, but only because the
responses are not getting encoded.
I think this may be caused by the load balancer web tier that I have
running. I believe you are probably on the right track on that one.
I have resin cache enabled on both the web and
Good! Lemme know if it works after you disable caching...
2008/7/11 Chris Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am using your configurations and it's working, but only because the
> responses are not getting encoded.
> I think this may be caused by the load balancer web tier that I have
> running. I be
I just disabled resin caching proxy and tested it. Some response
headers are now going through and it appears that caching is working
better at the moment.
However, the system is still unable to decode that specific GWT
cache.html file. No matter what happens, this file is somehow not
b
I have now narrowed the situation down to the file extension.
Specifically, Gzip is causing encoding problems when the file
extension ends with .html. I renamed the same file to some other
extension and the file get encoded and decoded properly with no
problems.
Yet, when the filter tri
I think I have figured out the problem. It appears to be filter
orders. I have my gzip filter in my resin-web.xml. I thought and
assumed that resin-web.xml take priority over web.xml, but I was
wrong. I then found that app-defaults.xml indicates the loading order.
So basically, my gzip
Good to know that! I have my gzip filter, immediately after the UTFEncoding
filter and the rest.
So I never faced this issue:)
Regards,
Haroon
2008/7/11 Chris Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think I have figured out the problem. It appears to be filter orders. I
> have my gzip filter in my re
I am trying to use Spring framework with Resin-pro3.1.6 and I am following
the instructions at http://wiki.caucho.com/Spring.
But when I run the resin server i get the following error. Can you help me
to solve this problem.
[22:39:48.156] {main} WebApp[http://localhost:8080/OPIS] Initializing S
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 08:13:05PM -0700, George Wei wrote:
>
> All items in my classpath are as follows:
>
[snip]
Hi George,
I don't see the hibernate jar in there... is it perhaps in your webapp's
lib?
If Resin is compiling your Java source for you, you might try deleting
the class files
Yes, you're right. Thank you and Scott.
The reason is I added Hibernate Annotations 3.3.0 GA and EntityManager 3.3.2
GA in my project. As describled in the compatibility matrix on Hibernate's
website, EntityManager 3.3.2 GA is compatible with Annotations 3.3.x, so I
believe they are REALLY compat
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