Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Tomcat 3.2 Final Release

Congratulations all Tomcat developers! in ten minutes it is runnning. thanks

RE: TomCat and Apache

The autogenerated files are more a "getting starting point". Unless you append contexts very often I would suggest copying the generated, file make your additions there and use the copy from now on. Regards, Andreas -Original Message- From: William Colls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

RE: the Faster?

When you just take this code-snipplet into account probaly the first one is faster (no explicit Object creation) but it is more important what you do afterwards with thekeySearch. If you append more to the String afterwards the second should be prefered. By the way this is an Java Topic and seems

tomcat and rewrite

hello all i m french , so excuse me for my bad english ! i m tying to use the rewrite module to rewrite adresses like http://mysite.com/toto/~hatim/toto.jsp to http://mysite.com/toto/jsp/toto.jsp?D121DN=hatim i m using apache 1.3 and tomcat 3.2b6 i can see in my browser a .jsp from a normal url

query about tomcat in win32

Hi, Just want know which zip files is suitable for downloading to a Win98 machine for development and implementation ? Thx, Simon Leung

RE: tomcat and rewrite

I'm using a similair aproach with mod_jk and it works. Perhaps mod_jserv is not handling the rewriten url correctly -Original Message- From: hatim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 9:55 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: tomcat and rewrite hello all i

Re: Ajp13 help needed.

Thank you for your reply. I solved this problem after rebooting my Linux system. "Stubenrauch,Andreas" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Did you enable a ajp13 connector in server.xml? -Original Message- From: Simon Lam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 8:16

precompile servlets...

hi, i'm a new user of tomcat. does tomcat precompile all the servlets in the servlet container when it starts. or do i have to restart tomcat every time i out a servlet in...or rather precompile and keep all the servlets. thanks in advance. parvez

Re: tomcat and rewrite

thank you for your answer have you build the module with the apws ?? it s necessary ?? - Original Message - From: "Stubenrauch,Andreas" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 10:15 AM Subject: RE: tomcat and rewrite I'm using a similair aproach with

simple SSL question running Tomcat3.2 stand-alone

Should I be able to simply preface the URL with https: in order to access, say, the tomcat index.html using SSL? Put another way, http://mymachine/index.html works (I changed the port for http to 80 from 8080), but https://mymachine/index.html fails with Tomcat's error msg reading: Ctx(

help on restricting access to admin context

hi, Can anyone tell the steps to protect the admin context with an user name and password? Thanks in advance, Nagaraj.

Problem with file upload (Apache + mod_jk + Tomcat32)

Hi, I have succesfully installed Tomcat32 with following configuration: W2K Server (NO SP) Apache 1.3.14 mod_jk.dll Tomcat32 (final release) All runs correctly. But... When I try to make a file upload nothing runs correctly and with different results. When my code tries to read the stream

File not found

I have just installed Tomcat with Apache and I have it running apparently well, but my problem is that whenever I try to run a *.jsp page I always get a File Not Found error (404), what I am doing wrong? Miguel Marcos

Re: MySQL driver

There are pointers to the drivers in the myswl site. http://www.mysql.com Christian Rauh c cw288 wrote: Hi, I am using tomcat and apache on Solaris 7 and I want to use MySQL as my JDBC. I need a driver for this. Is mm.mysql driver is the one I should use and where can I download this

Re: File not found

u probably havent put the files in the doc root, or probably u checking it on the wrong port. r your servlets running ? what OS r u using ? parvez And Then [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote . I have just installed Tomcat with Apache and I have it running apparently well, but my

too many open files error

Hello Tomcat users/developers; We've been using Tomcat as our development server for a few months, but now that our project is really getting off the ground I find that I get the following error message after I use the server for 10 minutes or so:

Default session timeout

Hi, How to set default timeout of session object in tomcat??? Joseph. _ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Re: simple SSL question running Tomcat3.2 stand-alone

I might be wrong but I thought browsers only could handle RSA algorithms. If you use another algorithm it won't work. Tom Waite wrote: Should I be able to simply preface the URL with https: in order to access, say, the tomcat index.html using SSL? Put another way,

Exception in thread main

Need Help, Build.bat is giving me the following error: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Files\JavaSoft\Jaxp1/0/1\jaxp/jar;d:\Program I assume it's looking for sun's XML parser which I have installed in D:\Program Files\JavaSoft\Jaxp1.0.1. Any help would be

RE: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Tomcat 3.2 Final Release

Title: RE: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Tomcat 3.2 Final Release As a fellow lurker for the past 10 months, just wanted to say great job guys and thanks. Three cheers for all developers! And special thanks to Craig. Everyone raise their hand who has a Craig filter ;p -charlie. -- From:

RE: simple SSL question running Tomcat3.2 stand-alone

Quite Right! I did manage to get RSA key generated and all is happy. Thanks. -Original Message- From: Trevor Little [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 2:12 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: simple SSL question running Tomcat3.2 stand-alone I might be wrong

RE: Exception in thread main

Title: RE: Exception in thread main Make sure you have set the correct classpath in the classpath variable (if you are using windows right click on My Computer...Properties...Advanced...Environment Variables...Classpath) for the XML classes. Hope this helps. Panos -Original

Remove me please.

I know you all are going to tell me to follow the directions, but I have! I've sent the unsubscribe several times to no avail. I think it's Lotus Notes and the way it translates email addresses from it's internal naming system to standard email names. Anyway, would the moderator please remove

Remove me too.

Title: RE: Exception in thread "main" I additionally have tried to get off of this list. It is over extending my mail server. Please remove me from this list. Thank you. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Turning off /servlet/* mapping?

I'm having Yet Another Servlet Mapping Problem. I'm trying to disable the /servlet/ mapping with my web-application. Here's the gist of what's happening. My webapp is called "songs" it get's deployed according to J2EE specs. In the webapps folder there's a songs folder with an html file called

Re: too many open files error

Hi Alexander, We experienced similar problems in our environment which was under Linux. The fix was to tune the kernel parameters in /proc/sys/fs to allow more files and inodes across the whole system to be used. We doubled these values and haven't had any

Can you remove me as well please!

I'm going to Australia for a month so I would appreciate being removed from the list and I'll resubscribe when I get back. Dave. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Build failed

I having a problem with building a simple jsp page that uses a bean to connect to a database, build fails with the following error: javadoc: [javadoc] Generating Javadoc [javadoc] Javadoc execution BUILD FAILED H:\Source\Java\JSPJDBC\build.xml:56: Javadoc failed: java.io.IOException:

Install Help please

I am having difficulties installing tomcat. This is so hard. I did manage to make a .so file and put it in the libexec of apache but I get error message when I start apache: ./apachectl start Syntax error on line 1 of /home/opt/jakarta-tomcat/conf/tomcat-apache.conf: Cannot load

Re: Tomcat 3.2 tries to read POST data before forwarding to JSP

Craig, I'm looking at using the MVC method for a current project... how exactly does struts benifit this framework? just curious... Also (since, I've got you ear), I've tried a similar process under tomcat 3.1 where I route all requests (ieservlet-mappingservlet-namerouter/servlet-name

default timeout of session object in tomcat

Hi, How to set default timeout of session object in tomcat??? Joseph. _ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Re: default timeout of session object in tomcat

Joseph Wong wrote: Hi, How to set default timeout of session object in tomcat??? Joseph. It is a parameter in web.xml session-configsession-timeout30,/session-timeout /session-config -- WBB - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Author of Java Developer's Guide to Servlets and JSP ISBN

ServerSupportFunction Failed and INETINFO

Is anybody having problems with InetInfo.exe going beserk and using 100% CPU? I'm using Tomcat on NT with IIS in out-of-process. Theser are from the isapi_redirect log file. [jk_isapi_plugin.c (244)]: jk_ws_service_t::start_response, ServerSupportFunction failed [jk_ajp12_worker.c (552)]:

Anybody succeeded in making Tomcat 3.2 work with IIS?

I can get it to work on it's own but i'm stuck with IIS. It keeps on giving me the following in the IIS log. 2000-12-01 16:44:20 10.192.13.11 GET /jakarta/isapi_redirect.dll - 200 - 2000-12-01 16:44:20 10.192.13.11 GET /jakarta/isapi_redirect.dll - 200 - 2000-12-01 16:44:20 10.192.13.11 GET

File not found

I was successful in building a new project, which created my project folder and added all files needed under the webapps folder. I then restarted tomcat and saw that the context was added for my new app. I then pointed my browser to the new context http://localhost/Myapp/index.html and was

RE: File not found

Title: RE: File not found Maybe you should put the port number after the localhost. For example something like this: http://localhost:8080/Myapp/index.html Panos -Original Message- From: Penney, William [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 01 December 2000 17:28 To: [EMAIL

RE: File not found [Virus checked]

You should'nt need to do that if you want to go through a webserver such as Apache/IIS. That's the whole point of the isapi_redirect.dll. I'm in the same boat myself. Clifford Panagiotis Konstantinidis [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/01/2000 05:30:01 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: File not found

Yeah... For some reason while on a workstation or 95/98 box, you need to include the port 8080 in the URL string, this is a bitch with PWS and I can't find a solution, I tried mapping ports and protocols, etc... but to no avail. If you use a default frameset page you won't see the URL. On a

slightly OT: using JSP tags to access implicit objects without Java

If you need to produce JSPs that are 100% Java-free, is there an alternative notation, using XML JSP tags, for stuff like: %= request.getAttribute("return") % Can't seem to find it anywhere. many thanks Howard

RE: File not found

Title: RE: File not found By adding the port numbergot it towork, but why is it that the examples that work fine without it? Thanks, Bill -Original Message-From: Panagiotis Konstantinidis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 12:30 PMTo: '[EMAIL

RE: File not found [Virus checked]

By specifying port 8080, you are basically bypassing the webserver (IIS or Apache) and going *direct* to Tomcat. If you're using isap_redirect.dll, you should not have to do this. isapi_redirect takes your requests and passess them to Tomcat. Then you could let Tomcat/isapi_redirect handle all

RE: File not found

Title: RE: File not found I am not sure but I guess it has to do with the tomcat-apache.conf file. Try to change it andadd the lines: "AddType text/xml .xml" and "AddHandler jserv-servlet .xml" after the ApJServDefaultPort 8007 line, therefore everything will not have to be served in port

context port mapping?

Title: RE: File not found I appologize I should have mentioned that I'm using IIS 5.0 on Windows 2000 with the isapi_redirect. Also by replacing localhost with my machine name works as well with the example provided with tomcat. Thanks, Bill -Original Message-From: Penney,

HELP: Tomcat 3.2b Test Errors

Hi. I am encountering an error when I attempt to test my build of Tomcat 3.2b. The particulars are as follows: Platform: debian gnu/linux 2.2 ppc Enviroment Vars defined: JAVA_HOME; XML; TOMCAT_HOME; PATH; and CLASSPATH Software: jdk1.2.2 FCS jaxp1.0.1 apache 1.3.9-13.1

jdk1.3_01 and jk_nt_service question?

Title: jdk1.3_01 and jk_nt_service question? Does anyone know if the bug fix release of jdk1.3_01 fixes the logoff issue with jk_nt_service? I'd like to install 1.3_01 on a development machine, but I'll have to stick with jdk1.2.2_06 if that issue hasn't been resolved. Jake

multiple hostnames in Host?

Hi, I've set up a virtual host in Tomcat 3.2 using Host name="www.x.com" Context ... /Context /Host Great! but there's is about a dozen hostnames that this website is supposed to come up under. In Apache, I would have had: VirtualHost 1.2.3.4 ServerName

Re: Tomcat 3.2 tries to read POST data before forwarding to JSP

Matt Goss wrote: Craig, I'm looking at using the MVC method for a current project... how exactly does struts benifit this framework? Struts is an implementation of the MVC processing model, including a controller servlet and a framework for defining actions, plus mechanisms for assigning

Re: Content-Type: text/vnd.wap.wml

Sorry for the typo, I actually have response.setContentType("text/vnd.wap.xml"); in my code. I put it right after the doGet but I get the output shown below with two Content-Types.? I would like to upgrade to Tomcat 3.2 but my 'root user' is not available for some time. Perhaps that would solve

Re: Tomcat 3.2 tries to read POST data before forwarding to JSP

thanks... :) Matt "Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: Matt Goss wrote: Craig, I'm looking at using the MVC method for a current project... how exactly does struts benifit this framework? Struts is an implementation of the MVC processing model, including a controller servlet and a framework

Re: password and login to admin context

David Bussenschutt wrote: Ignore my previous mail, I just saw an earlier mail stating that it was a known bug that is fixed in 3.2 final. I guess I'll upgrade and try again. It didn't make the docs in the last-minute rush, but there are two things you need to do if you want to use the

Re: query about tomcat in win32

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Just want know which zip files is suitable for downloading to a Win98 machine for development and implementation ? http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.2/bin/jakarta-tomcat-3.2.zip has everything you need except a JDK (which you can download from

context port mapping

I was successful in building a new project, which created my project folder and added all files needed under the webapps folder. I then restarted tomcat and saw that the context was added for my new app. My question is, why can I not get to my app by http://machine name/myApp/index.html. This

Tomcat 3.2 configuration problem

Hi there, I installed Tomcat 3.2 recently in my NT 4.0 Workstation. Its able to run Servlets but when i tried to run one of the example JSPs, its giving the following exception in the browser I did set the JAVA_HOME and the TOMCAT_HOME system variables. Error: 500 Location:

mod_jk.so

Any help or information gratefully recieved... Looking at the binary downloads on the jakarta site the Linux section for 3.2 is notable by its absence. I have thus been trying (without success) to build my own mod_jk.so Does anyone know if there are plans to put mod_jk.so for linux up on the

Re: mod_jk.so

Alan, I was able to build mod_jk.so on linux by changing to /jakarta-tomcat-src/src/native/apache13 and running make -f Makefile.linux all . This will build mod_jk.so. I'm not sure what to do with mod_jk.so after building it, though. I've build apache1.3.14 with mod_so so I can include so

FW: Running JSP's w/ Apache and Tomcat

Can anyone help me? | Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, mod_jk seems to be the answer | to my problems (and is infinitely less confusing than the other methods). | I've gotten my custom servlets to work, no problem by adding "JkMount | /servlet/* ajp13" to my mod_jk conf file. I've

Re: SSL, AJP13, and security related questions

Jonathan Eric Miller wrote: NOTE, PLEASE RESPOND TO ME DIRECTLY AT [EMAIL PROTECTED] AS I AM NOT ON THIS LIST. I would like to be on the list, but, I can't handle getting all the email right now. I really wish there were a Usenet newsgroup for Tomcat to be honest. As has been discussed

Re: mod_jk.so

Mathew Once you have built the file you put it in with your other mod_xyz.so files (/usr/lib/apache for me) and then use the LoadModule and AddModule commands in the httpd.conf file. I eventually managed to build the file on my linux box using make instead of the apsx script. thanks Alan

ROOT context in Apache

Howdy, Is there any way to have the root of a Apache webserver server by the ROOT context, and still being able to use PHP/CGI ? I have made a small patch towards mod_jk but befor submiting it I want to know if there already exists a functioning solution. --My solution JkMount /* ajp12 JkMount

getPathInfo() in 3.2

I'm having a problem moving an application from 3.1 to 3.2. My webapp is mapped to /host, the main servlet in the webapp is handled by just /. In 3.1, with the following url: localhost:8080/host/example/Home/ getPathInfo() would return: /example/Home/ in 3.2 getPathInfo() returns null

Re: getPathInfo() in 3.2

Carles Pi-Sunyer wrote: I'm having a problem moving an application from 3.1 to 3.2. My webapp is mapped to /host, the main servlet in the webapp is handled by just /. In 3.1, with the following url: localhost:8080/host/example/Home/ getPathInfo() would return: /example/Home/ in 3.2

Tomcat's started, now what

I got Tomcat started... what's the next step. I have approximately 100 Virtual Hosts... I want to run jsp on 5 of them. I use apache and want to continue to use apache for static pages. What do I do next? Please help... so frustrated. Andrea Bertone www.bertoneadvertising.com ph.

mod_jk vs. statically linked Apache

I've noticed that there aren't any instructions about compiling and then statically linking mod_jk.so into Apache (mod_jk HOWTO from Tomcat 3.2). Is this intentional (ie. do you want to move people away from doing that) or is it just missing because most people prefer DSO? I've been able to

Re: Using SSL CA certificates

Craig, Now we come to the part of this procedure that I still don't completely understand. Once the CA issues a server certificate, I believe I use keytool -import to install it, replacing the existing self-signed certificate. However, I'm not quite sure how to correctly install the CA's

need help

Hi, I tried to connect Tomcat with Apache server, but I couldn't get the jserv module according to the instruction of tomcat tutorial. If anybody knows how to do that please reply this address. Thanks JonathanGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Re: More on JSP in XML format

Pierre Delisle wrote: jsp:cdata is currently not supported in tomcat-4.0. You can either put the template data directly in the jsp page, or you can simply use the standard XML tag for CDATA: ![CDATA[... ]]. Give it a try and let me know. Please report any JSP page in XML syntax that

Re: More on JSP in XML format -- This, is a very excellent post!

This, is a very excellent post! Anne and Bill Moore wrote: Pierre Delisle wrote: jsp:cdata is currently not supported in tomcat-4.0. You can either put the template data directly in the jsp page, or you can simply use the standard XML tag for CDATA: ![CDATA[... ]]. Give it a try

Re: mod_jk vs. statically linked Apache (under AIX 4.3.3)

Bojan Smojver wrote: I've noticed that there aren't any instructions about compiling and then statically linking mod_jk.so into Apache (mod_jk HOWTO from Tomcat 3.2). Is this intentional (ie. do you want to move people away from doing that) or is it just missing because most people prefer