If you're talking about java processes it's really just one process and
what you're seeing are actually threads. It's normal.
Michael Wentzel wrote:
I'm running Tomcat on linux. From the moment I start up
Tomcat, I see 51
processes and these processes takes up 142 MB of memory. Is
Try opening a dos window and upping the memory under the properties
tab... should take care of the problem
Sudheendra Raghavendra wrote:
I have installed tomcat3.2.1 on my win 98 machineand i have set the
environmentvariables according to the userguide
JAVA_HOME=c:\jdk1.3
Change the verbosity in server.xml to warning
DIEGO RODRIGO wrote:
Hi,
I have an app that enforces security through a set of login pages, but I am
not using Tomcat realms security.
Now, I have seen that the file jasper.log logs the pages and parameters sent
to them. Is there any
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking but to get rid of the 8080 you
just need to edit server.xml and change the port from 8080 to 80. That
is for tomcat standalone. But if you're using apache with tomcat this
isn't the correct thing to do.
"Guy-Nol MATHIEU" wrote:
Hi,
I want to access
You don't have to use 8080. Change the configuration in server.xml from
8080 to 80, then you won't have to include the port number.
Birte Glimm wrote:
Hi, I have installed tomcat as a standalone webserver on Win 2000.
To get a page or a servlet I have to type e.g.
Your problem most likely has to do with your permissions... maybe some
of your jsps are owned by root. You can recursivly change all the
permissions in a directory by doing
# chown -R nobody:nobody /dir/you/want/to/change
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jsp page return 404 if I start tomcat 3.2.1
Yes you will need an ip and you can get it from your isp. You can also
find out your dynamic ip that's assigned to you each time you connect to
the isp and give that out to a client (probably not a good idea since it
changes each time)
David Peregrim wrote:
This is my first post to this
List the errors that you're getting please
ECIS Gast wrote:
Dear Ladies and Gentleman,
i have a problem to run Tomcat 3.2.1 as Standalone-Server, i mean wihout a
Web-Server. I can start the Tomcat-Server, but i can't execute the servlets in the
webbrowser (for example with command
Try this:
http://archives2.real-time.com/rte-tomcat/
Luis Andrei Cobo wrote:
Is there some really handy place where we can search through the
entire tomcat mailing list for answers to questions?
Im going to assume if there is a majordomo behind this list or
something, then a copy of
I'm not sure but I thought about it this way... Sun = java and Sun =
Solaris.
John de la Garza wrote:
Does anyone here have experience running java under Solaris on a sparc and
Linux on a x86? I am looking to set up a server to run servlets and was
wondering which os runs java better.
Here's a searchable archive
http://w6.metronet.com/~wjm/tomcat/FromFeb11/mail11.html
John Marquart wrote:
TOMCATers,
Is there any way to make a digest form of this list available? Is
there an archive? I cannot find one mentioned at the jakarta homepage.
This list generates a
Looks like something might be wrong with your CLASSPATH... take a look
at that
Tony Dean wrote:
I downloaded jakarta-tomcat 3.2. I have no problems running a servlet. However,
when the jsp-engine tries to compile a jsp (sample.jsp) located in the examples
context, I get a
You might need the JSSE package
Mathew Thomas wrote:
When I run build.sh for tomcat, I get the error message that when trying
to compile SSLSocketFactory, Class javax.net.ServerSocketFactory is not
found in import. ServerSocketFactory does exist but it appears to be in
a misplaced
When you're using port 8080 you're not using IIS, you're using tomcat...
looks like you don't have tomcat working with IIS. (I can't help anymore
since I don't use IIS)
Karim Amin wrote:
I finally got tomcat working with IIS. My only question now is that
in order to view jsp pages, I have
I might be wrong but I thought browsers only could handle RSA
algorithms. If you use another algorithm it won't work.
Tom Waite wrote:
Should I be able to simply preface the URL with https: in order to access,
say, the tomcat index.html using SSL? Put another way,
No you can just download the binaries... I did and I have ssl working
(for Windows and linux). Once you download the binaries you DO have to
compile 3 java files in TOMCAT_HOME/src/org/apache/tomcat/net. Then
follow the directions in server.xml.
Thom Park wrote:
Hi,
bear with me on this
you can have index.html redirect to the jsp
carnell wrote:
Does anyone know how to make Apache/Tomcat automatically load up index.jsp
in a directory,
instead of producing a directory listing? (port 80). I would like to server
a JSP immediately, without a index.html.
Craig.
Matt Becker wrote:
I need to write an JSP web application and so far have been going the route
of configuring Tomcat and Apache to work together. Two things come to my
mind to ask:
1. Is the Tomcat/Apache combination really necessary? This web site is
going to be pretty much all JSP.
I'm not positive about this but try JMeter on apache.org web site. I
think that may help you.
"Wang, Jianming" wrote:
Hi, everybody.
We have a Web application beta version. We want to find tools to test how
many users can concurrently use this application, when the application
Your JAVA_HOME/bin output is the same as mine... it links to
.java_wrapper. I can't see where you're going wrong. It looks ok to
me. After you run startup.sh just watch the console and watch the
output. If you have a slow machine maybe it's taking a while.
"billCC.com (Sales)" wrote:
I
I'm using tomcat 3.2 and jdk1.3 and it works fine on debian. Haven't
tryed tomcat 3.1 with jdk1.3
Sterling wrote:
H-
This might not be relevant now, but I have read that Tomcat 3.1 doesn't work
with JDK1.3. It only works with JDK1.2.
I was having problems getting Tomcat running using
Yes I was just thinking about that... good to see they are just threads.
Kevin Sangeelee wrote:
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Trevor Little wrote:
You're probably right about all the threads coming from the java
upgrade. We didn't have so many thread with java 1.1.8.
I think that if you run
I want to create a tomcat user and start tomcat on port 80 under linux.
I know only root can use ports below 1024. However, apache can run as
someone other than root and still use port 80. I want to do something
similar. I know to change the ports settings on server.xml.
Thanks
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