Hello,
I have a plug-in which configures log4j on per context basis from
external property file. As result each of my contexts log to its own
file and is configured from property file stored outside of its WAR
file. The system allows log4j.jar and commons-logging.jar in server/lib
or commons/lib
Dear tomcat developers,
Executing various lifecycle events is an essential part of tomcat
start/stop process. Often it is the only way to execute certain startup
sequence for a component at exactly right time. Lifecycle start() and
stop() method overriding do not quite give the same level of
Dear tomcat developers,
I think it might be very beneficial if container exposed log factory e.g
public Log getLog(String name) so all classes using context logger can
get their own named loggers rather then sharing context's single one. As
it stands now, for those classes there is no way to set
override tiny part of
it responsible for reading XML config files. It can be easily achieved with a
tiny ContextConfig refactoring. May I send you proposed changes?
Thank you very much for your help
Alex
Roytman, Alex wrote:
Rémy,
I do not think that adding a Context listener will do me any
Dear Tomcat developers,
I would like to implement context config file encryption. It is a pretty useful
feature since passwords to various resources are stored in those files
Unfortunately the way how context config files are read is hard coded
(InputSource for Digester is created from
and physically
secured with the right policies and procedures to ensure that it remains
secure.
Regards,
Mark
Roytman, Alex wrote:
Dear Tomcat developers,
I would like to implement context config file encryption. It is a
pretty useful feature since passwords to various resources are stored
Dear Tomcat developers,
I have a need to access web context info (such as name, physical path)
from my various JNDI object factories. I was going through Tomcat 5.5
code and found that you publish repository info under comp:env/Resources
and it has all required information. Could you please tell
Rémy,
I do not think that adding a Context listener will do me any good. I need to
plug in my own ContextConfig. I know I can plug in my own ContextConfig but I
would like to extend tomcat's one with minimum of changes or I will be running
risk of being incompatible with next version of
Hello,
I would like to be able to use custom Digester for my contexts. One of the reason is
that we have tons of passwords in context xml files and I would much rather prefer to
encrypt/decrypt entire file to encrypting/decrypting each password (which will mean I
have to rewrite several JNDI
Hello,
I would like to be able to use custom Digester for my contexts. One of the reason is
that we have tons of passwords in context xml files and I would much rather prefer to
encrypt/decrypt entire file to encrypting/decrypting each password (which will mean I
have to rewrite several JNDI
We use to show login page via HTTPS and then redirect to HTTP. It worked fine with
tomcat 3.x + Apache with ssl. Can't make it work with 4.1.17 and Apache with ssl -
when I change protocol it creates new session and as a result forces me to login
again. Is it expected behavior?
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Dear Tomcat developers,
I would like to say that new release of tomcat (after 4.1.12) is very much needed.
I am very hopeful that 4.1.17 will make it to release soon. I did some pretty
intensive stress testing with 4.1.16 and it worked great. I also use lots of tomcat
integrations - my own
Dear JK2 developers,
Could you please upload linux-i386 build of mod_jk2 2.0.2 to apache web site
Thank you very much
Alex Roytman
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A very strange regression in tomcat 4.1.10 (worked fine in 4.1.9)
I am running win2000 JDK 1.4.1 (the same with other JDKs)
Tomcat would not find classes deployed as jars in context's WEB-INF/lib directory
under some circumstances:
1. Context explicitly defined in server.xml or in
Dear Catalina developers,
I am trying to port my LDAP realm from tomcat 4.0.x to tomcat 4.1.9.
I was unable to find any information on how to make my custom Realm work =
in Catalina's JMX environment. The problem is I do not know how to =
register (do I need to) a MBean for my realm. Please
Hello
I noticed that in Tomcat 4.1.9 my LifeCycleListener defined on context level does not
get notified. The same code worked fine in TC 4.0.4 and it also works if I move
listener definition to server level.
Thank you very much
Alex Roytman
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Subject: RE: LDAPRealm JNDIReam for Tomcat 3.2 and 4.0 beta 1 is availab
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Hello Henri,
Has Interceptor architecture changed in TC3.3? If not 3.2 version should
Title: JNDI LDAP Realm for Tomcat 4.0 Tomcat 3.2x alpha3 available: NEED YOUR FEEDBACK!
Dear tomcat users and developers,
This is an implementation of JNDI and LDAP realm for Tomcat 3 and 4
I would greatly appreciate you feedback regarding its functionality.
Alex Roytman
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I am trying to tie Tomcat with JNDI to use J2EE pattern to obtain resources:
Context context = new InitialContext();
dataSource = (DataSource)context.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/myDataSource");
(I know Tomcat team is planning to have it for Tomcat 4 eventually)
I have my own little in memory
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