Dirk.Weigenand wrote:
You could then set up another 'fake' smtp server that simply sends your
messages to /dev/null or stores them locally for later inspection. Have
a look at james:
http://james.apache.org/
or dumbster:
http://quintanasoft.com/dumbster/
thanks for the links. dumbster
Hi,
in dev and stage environments, we are working with real data but have to avoid that email are really sent to the users.
Our current solution is that the code sending emails checks what the current environment is to know if it should really
send the email to the specified address or to a
Hi,
I have a general purpose 404 error page configured in the web.xml but in some
cases I want to return an other page with the error code 404.
Is it possible? It seems to me that as soon as I set the response code to 404,
Tomcat discards the current response and sends the 404 error page
Hi,
is there a possibility to disable the session persistence performed by Tomcat (4
and 5) when shutting down?
I'm not interested in this feature and it reports many exceptions as my objects
stored in session scope aren't serializable.
Marc.
Hi Yoav,
thanks for the info. Could you give me a link or the keywords permitting to
find the previous discussions you mentioned on this subject? I've search for
that but I didn't found anything. I guess that I've looked for the bad
terms.
Marc.
- Original Message -
From: Shapira, Yoav
Hi,
does someone know a way to catch a request and to forward it to one or an
other webapp according to some runtime settings?
The idea is to be able at runtime to smoothly add a webapp, set it as the
default, and to remove the one that was the default when it has no active
session anymore.
To share a session between http and https I've tryed to add the JSESSIONID
to the url:
a
href=https://localhost:8443/testhttps/page2.jsp?JSESSIONID=%=request.getSe
ssion().getId()%to https/a
but this doesn't work in Mozilla or Opera for instance: a new session is
created (in IE cookies are
