Hi Sampath,
This is most likely one of two things:
1) Some other program is already running and using port 8080. You can use netstat to
check this
out. You might to telnet to port 8080 and see what you get.
2) This may be because you had previously started Tomcat, without stopping it, and
When you say next page, what do you mean? How are you going from the first
page to the second page? This is important because if you are doing it a
certain way (such as a response.sendRedirect) your request object won't get
passed along...
David
Paul Kofon wrote:
Hi all,
I have a Bean
Tomcat is attempting to compile your JSP file into a Java servlet (.java
file) Tomcat will then compile this .java file, and the resulting class is
what will be run when your web browser hits the JSP page. It looks like
your apache_soap.jar isn't configured correctly (I'm not familiar with that
anything becuase AdaptiveClassLoader doesn't implement
findResource or findResources.
Has anyone else having this problem found a solution/work-around? Is
there a Tomcat guru/developer out there who can explain why
AdaptiveClassLoader doesn't implement findResources()?
Thanks,
David
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they don't
have access, and provides a login form right there on the page. Thus,
there is a possibility that the login could take place in any directory
on the system. Is there a way to "globally mount" j_security_check,
perhaps with some wildcard usage that I am missing?
Thanks,
David
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really appreciate all your help.
Thanks once again,
David
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
David Haraburda wrote:
Hi,
I am implementing the Java Servlet Form based login mechanism in my web
application, and had a question. Is it possible for me to have a
"defau
oses. Could something be done in
there?
Thanks once again for the help,
David
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to write whatever I need to write in a manner that
will be compatible for future releases of Tomcat. Sorry if I sound a
bit confused -- I am :)
Thanks for any help,
David
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of ugly. I don't mind however, putting in some extra
work to do it the right way (tm).
Thanks for the help,
David
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Hi,
I am having a problem with Tomcat 3.2.1 (I am using Java 1.2.2 on Linux)
and I am wondering if anyone is expierencing the same thing.
When I startup Tomcat 3.2.1, I get an error message saying "cannot load
servlet name: default". Tomcat continues to load, but I am having some
other
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