This should work. Your linux boxes won't route multicast without the
entry in the routing table. I found this out while trying to debug
clustering with jboss and it fixed all my issues. Also make sure any
routers on your network will route multicast.
Edmon Begoli wrote:
Since you are on
Yes, this can be done.
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everything works. If all is good, think
about doing the upgrade. If everything goes smoothly, I definitely
wouldn't hesitate putting a 4.1.X release in production.
Later
Nic Holbrook
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Can I create my own custom authentication modules by implementing the
Role interface inside tomcat or extending some other classes? Is there
any documentation on this subject? There only seem to be a few methods
that need to be implemented so that the container can communicate
properly. My
slickdev wrote:
I have Tomcat 3.3 and cannot get any web apps to recognize the oracle jdbc drivers,
which are contained in an oracle file named classes111.zip. I am confident of the
oracle installation, as I can successfully run queries from command line java
programs, using the same class
Thanks
Nic Holbrook
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I ran into a similar problem with the jdk1.3.* under linux. My only
solution was to use the IBM JDK1.3.1. Compiles fine with that. Are
you running the exact same jdk on both machines, or is the one on XP
different?
Nic Holbrook
Todd Kaplinger wrote:
Interesting problem. I would keep
