This probably is an issue with the JVM on NetWare. Unfortunately,
because of the underlying filesystem, when a flush is called in Java,
all the JVM can do is schedule a flush with the filesystem. This sounds
like the behavior you are seeing where you have to wait several minutes
to see anything
Ok, I don't have access to NetWare, but trying your example on Windows works
fine. The logs are flushed as soon as the error occurs. The only change I
made was to log as well in ClassNotFoundException (so I don't actually have
to set up a database :).
This suggests that the problem is really
See Attachement
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/15/04 11:34PM
If you could strip-down your web-app to a minimal version that reproduces
this problem, and post it to BugZilla (or even here, if you don't mind
p**sing off everyone on the list with a big download :), I'd really like to
take a look at it.
Howdy,
Stumped you all, huh?
More like very few people care. Bill Barker is the man for tomcat 3.x
support, maintenance, development. I don't think anyone else is working
on that branch, I don't think anyone else is supporting that branch, and
I know there are very few tomcat 3.x users on the
Howdy,
I did not ask anybody to care. I asked for a reference to documentation
that I was unable to find myself. I don't remember reading that the list
was version specific or only for users that support a single platform.
But, thanks for the reply anyhow.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/15/04 07:06AM
Howdy,
I did not ask anybody to care. I asked for a reference to documentation
that I was unable to find myself. I don't remember reading that the
list
was version specific or only for users that support a single platform.
But, thanks for the reply anyhow.
The list is not version-specific. I
Thanks for the reply:
I'm using Tomcat3.3.1a for Netware. Took a look at what you talked
about and had the same problems. But, I did learn a little more about
the problem. Apparently, I was hacking the context file, deleting log
files and restarting Tomcat before results were being written.
The
If you could strip-down your web-app to a minimal version that reproduces
this problem, and post it to BugZilla (or even here, if you don't mind
p**sing off everyone on the list with a big download :), I'd really like to
take a look at it. With a quick eyeballing, I can't see anything in the
code
I'll try to do that in the morning. If it works better I can send it direct to you and
post what matters to the list afterwards.
Thanks for the effort.
Howard
Howard Watson
Database Administrator
Easter Seals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain
4400 Central Avenue
Great Falls, Montana 59405
(406)
Stumped you all, huh?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/14/04 12:32PM
Does any know of good document or a tutorial for using LogSetter
within
a Tomcat3.3 Context? The log file is created but nothing is written
to
it.
I've searched the list and the Internet and find nothing explicit
about
using name= or
Using the CVS HEAD (aka 3.3.2-dev), I have no problems with the default
setup (which defines a LogSetter in the 'examples' Context).
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Does any know of good document or a tutorial for using LogSetter within
a Tomcat3.3
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