I'm using NetBeans Java IDE and TomCat. NetBeans was working correctly unitl I, on
the advice of an experienced TomCat developer, installed the Java JDK in a directory
and link to it, setting JAVA_HOME equal to the link. Now I know the link is good,
because everything concerning java
I'm in the process of figuring out context and they way it works. So I deleted
RequestParamExample.class
I modified RequestParamExaple.java and tried to compile it.
It fails. The error is below. During my setup of TomCat I was instructed to
install
jakart-servletapi-3.2. I looked at
It's all working now. No need to reply
Steve Aras wrote:
I'm in the process of figuring out context and they way it works. So I deleted
RequestParamExample.class
I modified RequestParamExaple.java and tried to compile it.
It fails. The error is below. During my setup of TomCat I
Quick question. Embelish or not as you see fit.
I have all the samples running but I still a bit fuzzy about the port stuff.
Before I go hog wild into writing some servlet code There is a piece I still
havn't grasped.
I kinda understand that by calling apache with *http://localhost:8080*
it
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Milt Epstein wrote:
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, aras wrote:
Quick question. Embelish or not as you see fit.
I have all the samples running but I still a bit fuzzy about the
port stuff. Before I go hog wild into writing some servlet code
There is a piece I still havn't grasped.
I kinda
I'm having the same problem. So I looked into your suggestion or adding
$TOMCAT_HOME\bin jar file(s) to my CLASSPATH. There are no jar files in
that dir. All my jars are in TOMCAT_HOME/lib. If the lib dir is what your
talking about, which or the jars to I need to add or do I just point to
:
Yes, sorry for the confusion. I set my classpath to the JDK and to
tomcat\lib. What platform are you using? Take a look at the following url
http://www.ccl.net/cca/software/UNIX/apache/index.shtml
I hope it helps
-Original Message-
From: aras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday
I admit it, I'm a ... newbie. It makes me ill having to admit that considering
I've been coding for almost twenty years. Old dogs new tricks.
Here's the deal.
I've been trying to use TomCat for about a month. That time isn't work hours
because I'm doing this at night (2-3 hours per).
The file is created in the conf dir on linux. I didn't set any switches.
-Original Message-
From: Clifford Lang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 9:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How do you get Tomcat to build the tomcat-apache.conf?
Everything I have
I dual boot so I have to do this out of memory,considering I'm on my other
OS right now.
LoadModule looks right but here are a few things to ponder.
I kept my mod_jk.so in my TOMCAT_HOME/bin dir. If that's I've thought about
moving it to where the other Apacche modules reside but haven't as of
I've realized there are a lot of questions I have about TomCat
---Apache. I plan on going thru all the How-To's delivered with TomCat
but I was hoping for a book. Anyone think the O'Rielly Servlet book is
worth buying? It's last printing was 07/2000 so it's probably out of
date.
they are saying is that both port 80(www) used by apache, and port
8080(webcache) used by tomcat are being used.
run ps exa |grep apache to see if another instance of apache is running.
Ian
-Original Message-----
From: aras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 2:22
I think I have everything setup correctly (probably not). Here's the error:
FATAL:java.net.BindException: Address already in use
Here's the complete output
in tomcat.sh
Using classpath:
wrote:
Hi,
Yes, some other process is using port 80 (or whatever port you have Tomcat
configured to listen on).
Jeff
aras wrote:
I think I have everything setup correctly (probably not). Here's the error:
FATAL:java.net.BindException: Address already in use
Here's the complete
ault tocat uses 8080 (httpproxy) and 8007 executing "netstat-a" will
tell you what ports are listening on your machine. If you see 80(http) or
8080(httpproxy) then that is your problem.
I assume you are using freeBDS, or a Linux variant.
Ian
-Original Message-
From: aras [m
When I try to run build.sh I get the error below. Originally, I had the jdk
in a dir /usr/local/j2sdk1.3 but I noticed the build script was looking for
it in /usr/local/jdk/j2sdk1.3 I didn't want to chance changing the path to
/usr/local/j2sdk1.3 so I just copied the whole dir into
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