On 07 September 2004, Endre St?lsvik said:
The mod_jk approach of inventing a new binary protocol and whatnot is
maybe not the right solution for this. A simple raw forwarding of the
requests from Apache HTTPD to Apache Tomcat would be incredibly nice.
Do what I did: try to replace mod_jk with
[me]
* to forward both SSL and non-SSL requests with mod_proxy, you'd
need two HTTP connectors in Tomcat, meaning two thread pools
[Yoav Shapiro]
This is a serious stumbling block? Really? I buy your other
(redirect-related) argument but not this one at all. You can easily
configure
On 03 September 2004, Peter Alvin said:
But why is it so
incredibly painful to install Apache/Tomcat/Connector? It always
takes me about two days. I look forward to it as much as doing my
federal tax returns.
I'm in complete agreement with you. Even finding the right files to
download is a
On 02 September 2004, Sean Finkel said:
When Tomcat hangs, what happens is, half the page is returned to the
browser and the status bar sits at waiting for domain.com. As Soon as
I issue service iptables stop the page finishes loading, and I cannot
make any other pages half-load. Any apache
On 31 August 2004, Surendra Kumar said:
Hi
I am using Tomcat 4.1.29 + Apache 1.3.31. In one of my webapp i have a file
named test+.gif
Probably a URL encoding problem -- if a web page includes
a href=test+.gif
then the browser will ask for test .gif, because test+.gif is one of
the
On one of our servers, we're using Tomcat 4.1.29 under Java 1.4.2_02,
connecting to Apache 2.0.48 with mod_jk 1.2.4, all running on Red Hat
Linux 6.2. (Wow, what a zoo of version numbers!)
Recently we got a support call because some (all?) HTTP requests were
failing with Internal Server Error.
On 23 August 2004, Richard Dyson said:
I'm working on a web application (platform details - SuSE 8.2, Apache 2.0.50,
mod_jk2 as the connector between Tomcat and Apache).
My intention is to make changes to mod_jk2.conf (add/remove LocationMatch
blocks), and have Apache pick them up
On 17 August 2004, dawg fan said:
I get the following error in apache's error logs while testing tomcat
under extreme load:
[Tue Aug 17 14:15:25 2004] [error] channelApr.receive(): Error
receiving message body -1 11
[Tue Aug 17 14:15:25 2004] [error] workerEnv.processCallbacks() Error
Hello -- I'm trying to setup Apache 2.0.50 and Tomcat 4.1.30 together,
with requests relayed from Apache to Tomcat using mod_proxy. (We've
been using mod_jk for many months, but have observed random,
hard-to-reproduce flakiness, so I'm investigating the possibility of
dropping mod_jk in favour of
On 11 August 2004, I said:
Everything works fine as long as I set proxyName and proxyPort in the
Connector element, eg.:
Connector className=org.apache.catalina.connector.http.HttpConnector
address=127.0.0.1 port=8180
proxyName=servername proxyPort=80
On 03 August 2004, Joseph Shraibman said:
Then configure ends with:
creating libtool
checking for test... /usr/bin/test
checking for rm... /bin/rm
checking for grep... /bin/grep
checking for echo... /bin/echo
checking for sed... /bin/sed
checking for cp... /bin/cp
checking for mkdir...
On 03 August 2004, Michael J?rgens said:
No I want to connect an apache webserver over internet to a tomcat
server. So far I have no problem.
My problem is, how to secure the connection between apache and tomcat.
One idea: you could use mod_proxy as the Apache/Tomcat connection rather
than
I've just compiled Apache 2.0.50 and mod_jk2 2.0.4. (We've been using
mod_jk 1.2.4 for a while, and it seems to work -- but we have observed
occasional problems with response bodies being truncated. So I figured
as long as I'm building a new Apache, might as well throw in mod_jk2 and
see if it
I have a question motivated by our application's slightly peculiar
logging requirements. (Details below, if you're curious.)
Specifically, does Tomcat 4.1 reuse request-processing threads across
web apps, or only within a single web app? I.e. if thread X is created
to service a request for web
On 02 October 2003, Andy Eastham said:
Standard one is java.net.URLEncoder.encode() and
java.net.URLEncoder.decode()
No. HTML quoting and URL encoding are quite different.
URLEncoder.encode() on my test string returns
Jeb+said%2C+%22Hell+%26+damnation%21+Is+5+%3E+4%3F%22
(It would also be
On 02 October 2003, Tim Funk said:
JSTL by default escapes all output to be HTML friendly
c:out value=${myValue}/
and to disable:
c:out value=${myValue} escapeXML=false/
Alas, I'm working on some crufty old servlets that are chock full of
System.out.println( ... boatloads of HTML ...);
We
What's the standard way of quoting text for inclusion in a web page in
Java? Ie. I need a method to convert the string
Jeb said, Hell damnation! Is 5 4?
to
Jeb said, quot;Hell amp; damnation! Is 5 gt; 4?quot;
(I think: I've never been entirely sure what the right way to handle
quotes
On 24 September 2003, srinath narasimhan said:
Is there any way to stop tomcat from remote computer ?
Tomcat is run as windows service.
Well, how do you normally run commands remotely with Windows?
If the server is a Unix box, you could do this:
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone written a simple command-line interface to the Tomcat
Manager? Having Ant tasks is nice, but I have no intention of
installing Ant on our production servers. I'm thinking of something
like this:
# tomcat restart app1
# tomcat stop app2
...where all the script does is stitch the
On 20 September 2003, Chris Rolfe said:
You might try:
Manager classname=org.apache.catalina.session.StandardManager
pathname= /
Yep, I eventually found that in the O'Reilly Tomcat book. Turns out
classname isn't even necessary, so this is a
one-line-of-XML-per-context configuration
I would like to completely disable Tomcat session management. I'm in
the process of porting a legacy app with homebrew session management
from JServ to Tomcat, and I want to keep using that homebrew session
management for the time being. (I'm using Tomcat 4.1.24, JDK 1.4.0.)
Currently, Tomcat's
On 18 September 2003, Greg Ward said:
Surely someone has written a dummy session manager class that does
nothing...
OK, I took a crack at this. My first attempt at DummySessionManager
looked like this:
import org.apache.catalina.Manager;
class DummySessionManager implements Manager
On 03 September 2003, Jim Lynch said:
OK, that's probably what's going on. I know I should close Statements
and Connections and do normally but I'm fairly certain I've some out
there dangling. I didn't know you had to close ResultSets, however.
Glad to know that.
You don't have to close
On 04 September 2003, Luke Vanderfluit said:
I am working on a servlet that checks a form content without using
javascript.
Does anyone know if there is a way to set the focus to a particular
field using java?
I think you need to learn how HTML forms work and interact with the
browser. If
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