You shouldn't use JServ anymore. Tomcat comes in replacement of JServ. And
actually, JServ is kind of dead because, as Milt Epstein said, there won't
be any other development on JServ. So no more enhancement will be made to
the engine.
There is no point to compare Tomcat and JServ. Tomcat and
Hi,
What do you mean by Data Source Name ?? Looks like an ODBC term, doesn't it
? To connect to a database through JDBC, you only need the URL of the
database. The form of the url may depend of the database system you use (by
the way, which database system are you using ?).
If you're using a
Since Tomcat is a Java application, it doesn't use the proprietary
configuration register of Windows.
You just need to copy the files extrated from the tomcat compressed file
into a directory, set the JAVA_HOME in your environment and it will work.
Benot
Hi,
I am a newbie to Tomcat. Could
Why does nobody wants to read the HowTo-files ??? Tomcat 3.2.1 comes with
three VERY usefull files which are :
tomcat-apache-howto.html
and
Tomcat-Workers-HowTo.html
and
mod_jk-howto.html
These files are also on the jakarta.apache.org website, so why don't you
want to read this howto... They
War file can be build like Jar file... Just name the file my_file.war
instead of my_file.jar when you use the jar utility to build it.
Benot
Does anybody know where I can find information about the WAR files?? I know
that these files are used to deploy a WEB
Application, where all files .class
The lib files have to placed in the war/WEB-INF/lib directory.
Anyway, check the email from Julien Timothy, sent some minutes ago.
Benot
But where do you findout what should/could be in this file?
If I look at the examples.war file, it appears to contain all
that is in
the:
First of all, open a dos window, go to your TOMCAT_HOME (cd TOMCAT_HOME), go
to the bin, and execute tomcat run instead of double clicking on the
startup.bat script. It is a every-day-repeated trick to see what is the
error when the window is closing. So please write it down somewhere ! (;-)
).
Hi Delphine,
You maybe should write your question in English since this is an
international list.
Anyway, here is the translation for non-french speaker:
Hello,
I tried to make Tomcat working with IIS on NT4 machines. To do it, I
followed the procedure's steps from the ISS_how_to.
On a first
I use Tomcat 3.2.1, Apache 1.3.12, mod_jk (own build) on a Linux RedHat 6.2
box (kernel 2.2.14). The database is MySQL 3.23 and I use the mm JDBC
driver.
The application has worked perfectly great since the beginning of March with
a medium and sometimes heavy charge, without any rebooting...
Hi,
Servlet reloading is an alpha feature and it is known to doesn't work in
many cases. You have to restart Tomcat each time you build a .class.
Benot
Hello everybody
I have some questions about tomcat 3.2 servlet reloading :
I have a context for development with reloadable="true", I
I don't know why you get a OutputStream already in use,
butthereason whyit works with IE and not with Netscape may
be because you do not setproperly the Content-type
ofyourimage. Indeed, IE seems to be a little bitcleverer
than Netscape because it interprets the real content
Please look at the answers after posting a question. I have already answered
to your question yesterday:
Hi,
You just have to declare a context like this:
Context path="" docBase="/path/to/myapp" debug="0"
reloadable="false"
/Context
in your TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml. You
You sould try to open a command line window, got to the tomcat/bin directory
and try tomcat run. You'll see what's exactly the problem since the window
won't close.
Benot
Hi,
I have tomcat 3.2.1 running on win 2k with jdk 1.3
Everything was running perfectly until a while ago. Suddenly
Usually, you don't set the Content-Length because that's generated pages,
and if you set a Content-Length higher than the real size of the generated
gif, I don't know how IE or Netscape will react... But you can try it. I
think you just have to set the Content-Length the same way you set the
Hi all, I'm a new tomcat user and when I want to open a JSP,
I have this
error :
I use Tomcat 4.0 et JDK 1.2.1.
First thing, you should check if the directory in which Tomcat is installed
is writable for the user you use to start tomcat. Indeed, Tomcat converts
JSP pages into Servlets
Hi,
You just have to declare a context like this:
Context path="" docBase="/path/to/myapp" debug="0"
reloadable="false"
/Context
in your TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml. You should also remove the ROOT context
and the ROOT directory that is in the webapp directory.
Anyway, in real
You have to use the -Djava.compiler=NONE command line option in your java
command line in the tomcat.bat/tomcat.sh
Benot
-Message d'origine-
De : Christoph Kukulies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoy : mercredi 4 avril 2001 17:38
: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : debugging servlets
Hi Stphane,
Yes, it is possible, you just have to use an absolute path instead of a
relative path. Indeed, any relative path use TOMCAT_HOME as root path.
For example, you can set your docBase to "d:\projets\mon_appli\war". I'm
using this kind of path for development on my Windows box.
Benot
Hi Sonia,
First thing: for environment
development, you don't need the Apache server since Tomcat provide a
minimalistic web server that let you test your servlet. Usually, this
webserver is listening connections on port 8080. So, if Tomcat is started, try
It
happends when an instance of tomcat is already running. What you should do, is
to kill this instanceandstart your
tomcat.
The
classic way isbyusing the tomcat stop command, but if you have
removed the reference on the AJP12 connector, it won't work anymore. If you're
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