***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Very simple to simulate this bug : When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Ok now if ur asking why do I need it it so the answer is soap I have a soap 2_2 context that needs to load a class in

OT: anyone tried Oracle JSP examples?

I installed Oracle 8.1.7 recently and tried to run the JSP examples. Seems that I need some make utility (and compiler?). Has anyone tried the examples successfully? What tools are required? MSC (Visual Studio?), Cygwin? -- Chris Christoph P. U. Kukulies [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Hi Niv, we have also spent 2 days last week to debug this problem, since a user of our object database had problems to get in running. The setup: The jar of our

RE: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Since we both consider it to be a tomcat bug I hope that one of tomcat guru will treat and answer this behavior But I still cant understand why by putting my web-inf/classes in CLASSPATH Makes tomcat fail to find the web-inf/lib -Original Message- From: Carl Rosenberger [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: how to determine if tomcat is running

thanks for your response, but this method is not working on all unix systems because some of them only show .../java as result of the ps command (even with the options you mentioned). does anybody know anything else how i can be sure if tomcat is running or not??? thanks, thomas. Am

Re: how to determine if tomcat is running

If tomcat is running it will be listening on the ports specified in the Connectors in server.xml. These will show up as listening in netstat, can be queried with lsof or fuser. Even that is no guarantee that it is tomcat listening, but it would be fairly trivial to retrieve a test page via a

Re: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Carl Rosenberger wrote: When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Hi Niv, we have also spent 2 days last week to debug this problem, since a user of our object database had problems to get in

Re: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Two workarounds were possible: - ..\project-dir\web-inf\classes added to the CLASSPATH - placing all Jars in ..\project-dir\web-inf\lib Isn't this

RE: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Let me rephrase I have 2 contexts in tomcat 1. my-web-app context 2. soap_2_2 context In order for context2 to see my context 1 classes I must add /my-web-app-dir/web-inf/classes To the CLASSPATH Adding this makes context 1 not to see the jars in /my-web-app-dir/web-inf/lib Weird isn't it

limiting instances of java

hey, I just noticed that there are over 20 instances of java running when i do a ps call. How can I cut that down? chuck

Re: limiting instances of java

I have over 35+ instances...too.. Yes, how can we reduce the number of java instances ? - Original Message - From: Charles Williams (CEO) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 11:29 PM Subject: limiting instances of java hey, I

Re: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Carl Rosenberger wrote: When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Two workarounds were possible: - ..\project-dir\web-inf\classes added to the CLASSPATH - placing all Jars in

Re: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Geir Magnusson wrote: When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Two workarounds were possible: - ..\project-dir\web-inf\classes added to the CLASSPATH - placing all Jars in

Re: ***ANOTHER TOMCAT CLASSPATH BUG***

Carl Rosenberger wrote: Geir Magnusson wrote: When adding c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\classes to CLASSPATH Tomcat is loosing the jars in my c:\java\my-web-app-dir\web-inf\lib Two workarounds were possible: - ..\project-dir\web-inf\classes added to the CLASSPATH

How do I make work tomcat 4 with apache?

Hi, How do I make work tomcat 4.0 with apache 1.3.19 under linux? Thanks in advance Alejandro Arredondo _ Free E-mail --- http://letodesigns.mail.everyone.net Letodesigns Programming Free e-mail 6MB limit

Re: limiting instances of java

Charles Williams (CEO) wrote: hey, I just noticed that there are over 20 instances of java running when i do a ps call. How can I cut that down? Those are threads. Linux, right? -- Geir Magnusson Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] System and Software Consulting Developing

Re: how to determine if tomcat is running

Have you tried 'man ps' on the systems in question to see what the options should be? --jeff - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Thomas Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 5:10 AM Subject: Re: how to determine if tomcat is running

Re: limiting instances of java

Try the manual. (do a find on max_threads) http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.2-doc/uguide/tomcat_ug.html --jeff - Original Message - From: Dino Ming [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 8:53 AM Subject: Re: limiting instances of java I have

not cacheing jsps during dev

Is there a way to tell Tomcat to not cache jsps? This would be useful while developing.

Re: limiting instances of java

On Sunday 24 June 2001 19:59, you wrote: Charles Williams (CEO) wrote: hey, I just noticed that there are over 20 instances of java running when i do a ps call. How can I cut that down? Those are threads. I thought that ps is aimed at displaying process state (see man ps). Linux,

Re: limiting instances of java

Gilli Julien wrote: On Sunday 24 June 2001 19:59, you wrote: Charles Williams (CEO) wrote: hey, I just noticed that there are over 20 instances of java running when i do a ps call. How can I cut that down? Those are threads. I thought that ps is aimed at displaying

Re: JkMount in httpd.conf

I'm not sure if this has been solved or not, but I had problems getting the virtual hosts to work in server.xml when the virtual host was based on port and not name. Is this is what you're trying to do? cheers dim On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 23:22, Richard Richter wrote: Hello... I'm using Apache

problem with mime type?

i am using tomcat 4.0-b5 with JDK 1.3 on a windows 2000 pro system. i removed crimson.jar and jaxp.jar and installed xalan.jar and xerces.jar from the 2.1.0 java dist. the servlet i wrote to do the XML-HTML thing via XSLT works fine. i added a mime type for excel (xls) files in conf/web.xml. i

class reload

Hi, everytime I edit a JavaBean and recompile it, I have to always shutdown tomcat and restart it again. This seems very tedious. Can anyone help me or am I missing something that I should know about tomcat. Thanx

Virtual hosting . . .

Hi, I searched the archives, but did not find exactly what I was lookign for. Here is my situation: I need to do Java work from home. I am using Tomcat 4 b-5 on Linux RH 7.1 and need to set up virtual hosts from a single machine with multiple JVM running so that I need to restart I just

Plz help! at wits end! tomcat/mod_jk hangs when calling itself

I had sent an email about this problem on friday, and had some more info to add. My environment: Solaris 8 jdk 1.3.1, with hotspot enabled tomcat 3.2.2 apache 1.3.19 The problem: I have a servlet that opens a URL connection to the servlet container. So if I call

Re: Plz help! at wits end! tomcat/mod_jk hangs when calling itself

Not sure if this is going to be of _any_ assistance whatsoever, but anyway... I've seen a situation where someone was using the java.net.URL package to open a connection and request a page where the connection was opened but it appears the buffer wasn't being flushed, and the request hence

The file argument '^' does not exist (while trying to run Tomcat 3.2.1)

Hello, Did anyone experience with my problem ? I have installed Tomcat 3.2.1 on my Win 98 machine, and have followed the setup guide of how to setup the env for Tomcat on my machine. First day I run it, everything is fine. From my C:\ prompt, type Tomcat (enter) and the Server can run very

problem with TOMCAT+APACHE+JETSPEED

Title: Clear Day hi there ! i was trying for tomcat 4.0b1 on apache on a stand-alone m/c(Windows NT). there are teo problems that i am facing 1) the JAVA_HOME , TOMCAT_HOME variables are to be filled each time my system boots up 2) if anyone has tried using Jetspeed-1.3 a1...

tomcat 4.0b1

Title: Clear Day hi there ! does anybody know of any documentation on tomcat 4.0b1especially installation on NT with apache. ? please help Sumit RanjanDaimler chrysler Research Center India2861722 Ext:219

RE: problem with TOMCAT+APACHE+JETSPEED

To permanently set your environment variables on WinNT 4.0, open System from Control Panel, click on Environment tab. In the Variable box, enter variable name (e.g. TOMCAT_HOME) and in the Value box enter the path to Tomcat installation folder (e.g. C:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1). Click Set button

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Re: limiting instances of java

Actually, I believe that it's max_spare_threads. chuck - Original Message - From: Jeff Kilbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2001 8:53 PM Subject: Re: limiting instances of java Try the manual. (do a find on max_threads)

Logging System.out/err in Tomcat

Hi out there! I've got a serious problem of logging in Tomcat 3.2.1. When using the build-in Webserver for testing, the outputs to System.out/err are only logged to the screen. Is there any way to log this output to a file without some hacks like writing a special servlet that resets the