Not sure how this is Tomcat related other than it looks like you are
working on a servlet, but what the hell:
Of course !rs.next() would work, as in return 'you are lucky', cause
I'll bet it's null/empty.
Try System.out.println'ing the request params after getting them into
the Strings, and c
Sounds like the symptoms of a VM crash, not Tomcat per se. The 3.2.3
box I run, up until a very recent SQL upgrade, used to go down every
Sunday night in the wee hours. No logs, or so I thought, until I
noticed them in the tomcat/bin directory of all places! You may want to
look there just
Look in your Tomcat directory for:
/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.2/webapps/tomcat-docs/config/ajp.html
A little over halfway through, right below the Apache integration
section is:
IIS 4.x and 5.x
Introduction
This section explains how to set up IIS 4.0 or newer to cooperate
with Tomcat 4.
of luck.
David Slater wrote:
> The Connector values need to be quoted:
>
> etc...>
>
> The parse error is probably causing all the other startup errors as a
> result.
>
> My gut feeling anyway!
>
> Pykäläinen, Eero wrote:
>
>> I searched the web an
The Connector values need to be quoted:
The parse error is probably causing all the other startup errors as a
result.
My gut feeling anyway!
Pykäläinen, Eero wrote:
> I searched the web and archives but found no answer to this. If any of you
> people could help I would appreciate it very muc
u! If not, try posting your
config files in your next reply and hopefully some others will jump in.
Moi wrote:
> So I did.
> And when run Apache, (which listens same port 80,but on the other IP
> than Tomcat4) after Tomcat4 it's not starting.
> ???
>
> David Slater wrote:
&g
Moi wrote:
> Is there way to set up Tomcat to listen only given IP with port 80?
> For example : My we server has several IDs and I'd like to configure
> Tomcat4 listen only one IP with port 80 and other IPs will serve APACHE.
>
Sounds like IP based Virtual Hosting is what you need to configure i
