Have them listening on different ports.
You can change the port for IIS via the MMC (Microsoft Management Console).
And you can change the port for Apache in the httpd.conf file in the conf
directory.
Anuj.
Joar Vatnaland wrote:
I installed Apache on my Win2000 machine, which also
has
I'm not sure if this will meet your needs, but there is a nice Scheduler API
called Flux from simscomputing (http://www.simscomputing.com). There's a free
30-day download i believe.
HTH.
Anuj.
Jack Li wrote:
We need a component for scheduling jobs because some jobs take a long time.
The
You have to add a new context in the server.xml file (in conf dir). There are other
examples in there to copy from. ;)
Anuj.
Christian Seifert wrote:
I am deploying war files and it seems as if those must be stuck into the
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory. Is there any way to specify a
I've had this problem before as well. The problem usually is that the classpath
has the right number of members, but in the wrong order. You might want to look
in your jar files (if any) to see if there are any classes that are similar, but
perhaps one jar has an older version than another. We
Thanks. That would do it. I guess i was hoping for some kind of config file
setting or something. 8)
Anuj.
Milt Epstein wrote:
On Fri, 23 Mar 2001, Anuj Agrawal wrote:
Using tomcat 3.2.1 with apache on solaris 8, starting tomcat using
bin/startup.sh, how do i specify which files
you might want to peek in server.xml (in conf dir) - you will see a context
mapping for /examples pointing to webapps/examples.
I'm guessing this is why you are thinking webapps is the root. It does not have
to be.
Anuj.
Sankaranarayanan Ganapathy wrote:
Is this in any way different from
Yes it can.
You might want to consider creating a log4j.properties file to hold your log4j
configuration. Have that file in your WEB-INF/classes dir and tomcat would
automatically pick it up.
HTH.
Anuj.
teh j wrote:
I have recently started playing with log4j. Does
anybody know if it can be
We encountered the EXACT same thing.
The fix is to put it in the TOMCAT_HOME/lib directory and add it to the
CLASSPATH in wrapper.properties
BUT the trick is that you MUST add it before anything else:
For example, in our case, we have -
wrapper.class_path=$(wrapper.tomcat_home)\classes
You might want to look at using Log4j - it appears to be supported in Tomcat, and
provides highly configurable logging very easily. Log4j is another Jakarta
subproject.
Anuj.
teh j wrote:
In the url above, it mentioned that resin supports
logging/tracing of program execution. This would be
errmm.. you can't access an instance method statically ..
You'll have to create a parkingPricehandler object (instance) first .. then use
that to reference the instance method
Anuj.
Mick Sullivan wrote:
It is a class, a very basic one at that
Adding a context path in server.xml is just one part to it (BTW, in docBase you
might want to use a fully qualified path rather than a relative path).
The 2nd file that you need to edit is uriworkermap.properties file, and add (in
your case)
/myservlets/*=ajp12
You may need to restart both
Hi!
I'm using Tomcat 3.2.1 with IIS on W2K. Things work great!
Within my classes i'm utilizing Log4j logging which requires Log4j to be
configured. I normally configure Log4j within my unit test cases, but in the
case of Tomcat, to my pleasant surprise, i found that (seemingly) without
Actually, i believe tomcat does pick up the jars from the WEB-INF/lib directory.
You might want to try looking in the jasper.log file in the logs directory.
It should show something like:
Classpath according to the Servlet Engine is:
list of jar files in WEB-INF/lib dir>
I'm using tomcat 3.2.1 -
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