Ralf,
Have a look at
http://www.javaworld.com/jw-03-2000/jw-03-pushlet.html
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/pushlets
This is a technology using servlets.
I had a play with it and it works just fine.
The only disadvantage is that it keeps connections open on your server.
Which is ok for a
Roger,
As I seem to recall, 64 Meg is the default max for the java VM. So you
probably have to go beyond 68M.
Another thing could be memory leaks, i.e. memory not reclaimed by the
garbage collector. Unless you have a fairly good explanation why you need
more than the 64Mb, I would consider
Hi,
I do not know the examples you are talking about, but I do know that any
Html page will not nescecarily render on the pocketpc, since the pocket pc
explorer supports (only) HTML 3.2, so any fancy stuff will not work. This
might result in pages that are (partially) not rendered on your
Alfred,
I am not familiar with the example you mention, but the contents of your
attributes is not garbage.
The WELCOME_FILES contains a String array.
The resources contains a class named
org.apache.naming.resource.ProxyDirContext.
Cor.
-Original Message-
From: A. Alfred Ayache
No, this is not funny at all. Anyone reacting to this will loose some
serious money. They claim they are going to need some money from you
in order to free their $ milions from their, so called, swiss bank accounts.
So be warned. This is a known trick from criminal organizations.
-Original
Hi,
I did not follow this thread actively, but the error message you get
suggests that the file
/var/tomcat4/webapps/time/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
is not there or not accessible. Have you checked:
- File names (upper/lower case, etc)
- file protection? (rwdx, etc)
The best way to check is to login
Alex,
You could argue like that, but you could also choose to release
the jsp source directly to your production site. The penalty is then paid
by the first person that accesses that page. (because, if it is not
pre-compiled it gets compiled on the spot). You could also decide to
release the
Yes, I have the same problem on NT. It is a pain, because
every time I have to restart tomcat I have to reboot my
entire system. Somehow I do not think it is a specific
tomcat problem, because I also saw it happen when running
Jetty (another JSP container).
Anybody else?
Regards,
Cor.
I am stuck and need some help badly.
This is repost!
I am realy stuck here, so I would appreciate it very much if
somebody could shed some light on this subject.
I try to get my application (JSP + EJB) running via tomcat 4.0 and
JBoss under Windows NT. I use a JAAS authorization scheme, but
I just downloaded catalina and installed it.
All runs well, expcept for the example JSP's.
I always get the exception listed below.
Anybody got a hint as to why?
Hep is much appreciated, regards,
Cor Hofman
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile class for
JSPnullH:\tomcat\jakarta
with
Tomcat that conform to the new specifications.
Craig
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I just
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Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 19:56:11 +0200
. I've found this to be very effective in troubleshooting when
searching archives.
Regards,
John
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