How do I turn off the default error page in tomcat? I cannot find it in the docs, but
I am probably looking in the wrong place. Is it in the web.xml?
Thanks,
newbie
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error page in tomcat
If by turn off you mean use my own, then yes, its in web.xml, the
error-page element.
John
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In server.xml, I have:
Context path=/blah docBase=build allowLinking=true
debug=0 reloadable=false cookies=false /
Yet I still get the error:
ContextConfig[/estreet]: Missing application web.xml, using defaults only
My web.xml is embedded in multiple symlinks in WEB-INF directory. Does anyone
In server.xml, I have:
Context path=/blah docBase=build allowLinking=true
debug=0 reloadable=false cookies=false /
Yet I still get the error:
ContextConfig[/build]: Missing application web.xml, using defaults only
My web.xml is embedded in multiple symlinks in WEB-INF directory. Does anyone
I need to have things in the webapps directory softlinked off to other disks. Can
someone point me to a thread discussing this, or tell me how to do this?
Thank you very much,
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I have found the best way is to have 1 tomcat running on 3 different ports. It
increased our throughput exponentially. Just update the server.xml. Also use
loadbalancer in the mod_jk.conf and workers.properties.
Hope this helps.
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From: Mauro Daniel Ardolino
