Hi,
Ive got running Tomcat 4.x running as a service under Win2k. In my
application there are some threads doing some database-requests through
Objectstyle-Cayenne. Every Thread doing database requests will get a
null-pointer exception after several hundred requests. I discussed this
behaviour
Hi,
Ive got running Tomcat 4.x running as a service under Win2k. In my
application there are some threads doing some database-requests through
Objectstyle-Cayenne. Every Thread doing database requests will get a
null-pointer exception after several hundred requests. I discussed this
behaviour
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Subject: Strange behaviour with Tomcat 4.x running as a service
Hi,
I've got running Tomcat 4.x running as a service under Win2k. In my
application there are some threads doing some database-requests through
Objectstyle-Cayenne. Every Thread doing database requests will get a
null-pointer
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Betreff: RE: Strange behaviour with Tomcat 4.x running as a service
Howdy,
Do you have different JVM options (or JVMs altogether) between the
service and the console startup scripts?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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From: Michael
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 2:39 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: AW: Strange behaviour with Tomcat 4.x running as a service
I dont't set any JVM options when starting tomcat as a console app.
For starting as a service I'm using Tomcat Service Manager (3rd
Users List
Betreff: RE: Strange behaviour with Tomcat 4.x running as a service
Howdy,
Do you have different JVM options (or JVMs altogether) between the
service and the console startup scripts?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
-Original Message-
From: Michael Schuldt
Hi !
I've come across an IMO strange behaviour of the Tomcat classloader
and would like to ask, wether this is intended and if yes why it is
that way.
I'm having a struts based webapp running under Tomcat 4.1.18
The webapp makes use of a DB2 database via commons-dbcp.jar
which comes with struts
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, Michael Gerdau wrote:
Date: Mon, 06 Jan 2003 10:21:02 +0100
From: Michael Gerdau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Strange behaviour of Tomcat classloader
Hi !
I've come across an IMO
My understanding is, that the DB2 JDBC driver is loaded by the
webapplication. However once the commons-dbcp.jar from the common/lib
dir has been loaded and utilized then all at a sudden shared/lib
seems no longer part of the searchpath. But when commons-dbcp.jar
is taken from the
Hi!
My application hehaves very strange in an unpredicable way. In both
apache and tomcat logfiles I see requests that seem to arrive in a
random order. The Tomcat logfile even shows HTML output of my servlets.
At times in the apache access log the request with HTTP GET parameters
is shown
Hi,
I have one observation abt the behaviour of Tomcat.
I've been using various versions of Tomcat3.1.1 Tomcat3.2.x.
I have a web-application in which I have a JSP page,with only
%@ page language=java % as the import statement.
I use a 'Vector' object to store some details. BUT, I
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I use a 'Vector' object to store some details. BUT, I forgot
to include the import statement, %@ page language=java.util.* %.
Even then, no error was thrown and my JSP page was working fine !!!.
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Subject: Strange behaviour of Tomcat/Apache and session management
Hi,
while debugging a WAP project with URL encoded Tomcat Sessions
(JSESSIONID) we encountered the following strange behavior:
WAP devices are (
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