Hi Guys,
I need some help here with configuring Apache with JServ.
I defined two Virtual hosts in "httpd.conf" file for Apache. One is for
development environment and the other for Production environment.
Both the virtual hosts have same IP but different ports.
Now , I want to create two
hello everybody
my problem is that i want to access /admin context
of tomcat web server.
when i go to http://localhost:8080/admin
the index page is coming
but when i goto admincontext it asking for
password
what is that password?
i used my nt password but its not
working.
i also used
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Each server directory under tomcat-servers contains a complete copy
of Tomcat at this point. (If someone can suggest a way to reduce the
duplication while still being able to run multiple instances that are
not aware of or affected by each other I'm open to
Hi all!
My question is about how to store WML and XML files
toghether in a Cocoon working directory served
by
Tomcat.
I'm using Tomcat 3.2 and Cocoon 1.8.
I already know how to tell Cocoon that I would like to
serveXML if the client is a web browser, and WML if the client isa Wap
Browser
I'm using already
jakarta-tomcat-4.0-b1.tar.gz from January 5th.
Markus Albrecht
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
Markus Albrecht wrote:
Hello!
I'm having a web application perfectly running on tomcat 3.x
Now, I'm trying to switch to new tomcat version 4.
I'll recompiled code with new
Hi,
I am new to this mailing list and I have two questions I would like to ask
(sorry if they have been asked before).
1. Is there an archive of this list I can search to avoid asking questions
that have already been asked.
2. Two I am getting a NoClassDefFoundError, I know that the class is
It's the same problem I have...
Few days ago, I managed myself to configure Tomcat to serve XML-XSL
files through Cocoon. As Cocoon (http://xml.apache.org ) is itself a servlet,
I treated it as another web application and created a new context to place
Cocoon into (as documentation suggested).
Dear Sir,
I m new to jsp and in learning phase. i am testing a program of "hello world" in jsp.
but i don't know how to run it.
as i hv jdk1.2, jsdk2.0, jws1.1.3, tomcat-4. now where i should store my file? is it
required it to make a class file.
very confused now.
please help me to run it.
I have read the documentation inside class catalina.startup.Embedded but dont
quite understand the process as I would like to create a seperate method by
which to *start* and *stop* a server/engine at any time from this GUI.
However, my server application is actually a web application inside
This is the message I get when I try to execute the startup script:
Using CLASSPATH: ..\bin\bootstrap.jar;C:\jdk1.1.8\lib\tools.jar
I did set JAVA_HOME, TOMCAT_HOME. I don't have tools.jar with my jdk1.1.8
distribution. The server does not start at all, I see a flashing dos shell
and that's it!
Hola Ivn.
Els arxius XML o WAP els pots posar on vulguis, per si estan
fora de l'arbre principal de l'Apache has de crear un lies a l'Apache
per tal que el client els pugui trobar d'alguna manera. Suposo que ja ho
has fet.
Tamb s'ha d'instruir el mdul corresponant (mod_JServ
o mod_jk) que
when i build the mod_jk :
www# apxs -o
mod_jk.so -I../jk -I/usr/local/jdk1.2.2/include -I/usr/local/jdk1.2
.2/include/linux -c *.c ../jk/*.c
gcc -funsigned-char -DUSE_EXPAT -I../lib/expat-lite -fpic -DSHARED_CORE -DSH
ARED
_MODULE -I/usr/local/apache/include -I../jk
In your command prompt. cd into %TOMCAT_HOME%\bin and type 'tomcat run'.
This will tell you the error because it starts it in the same window. But
the error is probably that java 1.1 doesn't have a tools.jar, it has a
classes.zip. Add that to your classpath.
Dave.
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Hi,
I've been lurking around the mod_jk and Tomcat 3.2.1 source tree looking
for the load balancing related code.
I've seen that the load balancing possibilities of Apache JServ were
transfered into Tomcat but saw no example of their use.
I did put together a very simplistic Interceptor which
I've been lurking around the mod_jk and Tomcat 3.2.1 source
tree looking for the load balancing related code.
I've seen that the load balancing possibilities of Apache JServ were
transfered into Tomcat but saw no example of their use.
You can use like this :
- workers.properties -
Craig, this looks really great (still having some
minor problems using JDBCRealm instead of the
SimpleRealm on the security example)
I was wondering if somebody (you?) have already come
across the following requirement:
We have already implemented portal protection
(multiple sites within same
JDBCRealm is just an implementation of the Servlet
Security Realm using the JDBC interface to check user
passwords and roles.
HTH
Drasko
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am accessing the DB
using JDBC.The JDBC Driver for
Just out of interest ... why wouldn't you like to
upgrade to the Tomcat release version?!
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Hi, all,
Thanks for reading this far, now don't give up
yet...
I'm trying to use Tomcat standalone with security
turned on (with tomcat.bat
run -security),
On 1/12/2001 at 10:06 AM Collins, Jim wrote:
1. Is there an archive of this list I can search to avoid asking
questions that have already been asked.
The official archive listed on the Web site isn't really searchable,
but the one at mail-archive.com is. (Look for Tomcat-User).
Hi again,
I tried that out. But I get the below stated error when i start Apache.
.
.These are my file contents
.
.
131 # Enable the Apache JServ status handler with the URL of
132 # "http://servername/jserv/" (note the trailing slash!)
133 # Change the "deny"
Replace /VirtuaHost with /VirtualHost
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An Internal Server Error is caused by an uncaught exception in your
code. Probably a NullPointerException, but it could be anything that
extends java.lang.Runtime exception.
Randy
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Are you using Redhat 7.0? This sounds similiar to a known
bug I came across recently. Tomcat dies and spits out
#
# HotSpot Virtual Machine Error, Unexpected Signal 11
# Please report this error at
# http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi
#
# Error ID: 4F533F4C494E55580E43505005BC
#
#
Hi,
Someone pointed me to where the archives are (thanks Graham) and I believe
that the problem is that the code I am calling is a native method wrapper
and the native code library that the wrapper class is supposed to load
cannot be found. Someone else posted a similar problem and they were
No i am using a mandrake 7.1
Someone says to me that it 's because of the apache version ,
another that it 's because of SSL
can anyone help me ?
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Objet : Re:
What about a comunication failure in a sql execption with JSP files in
tomcat 3.1
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Objet : RE: TOMCAT PROBLEM of disconection
No i am using a mandrake 7.1
How can i protect a directory with a passwd a user name in tomcat?
i have create a directory in TOMCAT_HOME/webapps
how can i protect this directory with a passwd and username?
thanks
Carlos
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What's happen ?
I have two files myfile.jsp and otherfile.jsp with forward between the two
files
My tomcat dead sometimes and i understand nothing !!!
How can i know that it is a JVM error or a tomcat error or a apache
redirection error or a ssl error ???
Thanks in advance
Error: 500
mall,
add your connection pool object to the ServletContext like so:
getServletConfig().getServletContext().setAttribute("poolname", pool);
then when you want to get a connection just get a reference to your
pool object like so:
PoolObject mypool =
I'm having an odd problem.. I've installed tomcat/apache1.3/mod_jk under
solaris. I run tomcat on port 8090 and apache with mod_jk/tomcat under
port 8080. Servlets seem to work on 8090. They also execute on 8080,
however, when I try something like:
Try to use a try/catch command in your code, so you can control some
exceptions.
Regards,
Jos Euclides Jnior
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Edimar,
What you need to do is create a Bean to hold your "query" data and then
add it to the session, the request, or the ServletConfig in order to give
it session, request, or application scope. Then you can reference the
bean via jsp:useBean id="beanname" class="beanClass"
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Hi All
I'm asking this even though I'm pretty sure of the answer and I'm sure its
come up before.
Short version is, what is the class path search order of WEB-INF/lib ?
If it containts a.jar and b.jar and they both contain class C, which class C
is instantiated by a servlet?
I think its
-Original Message-
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Subject: RES: Multipart/form-data
Try to use a try/catch command in your code, so you can control some
exceptions.
Regards,
Jos
I posted a similar message regarding the Oreilly upload package, contacted the
author of the package, Mr. Jason Hunter, and also did a lot of experiment of my
own. The conclusion is this is MAYBE a problem between mod_jk and apache. Here
are the results of my investigation:
I'm successfully using JServ + GNUjsp + Apache and tried to setup a
similar system using Tomcat 3.2.1 + Apache, but I got confused with the
configuration files and nothing seems to work right now.
I want to setup the following system:
-An Apache server with several virtual hosts
-A servlet
Title: RE: How to detect Tomcat running on linux?/.
try ps -x |grep tomcat
or
ps -x |grep Kaffe
either of those should work.
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In order to use class C, you have to import the package which the class C
belongs to. So the order of the import determines which class C is used.
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Hi
Anyone have an information on web security to do with tomcat?(i.e. credit
card etc)
Thanks in advancce, Mick
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Sorry I should have been clearer. My example meant the default package, and
the question was in relation to what would
happen if classes/packages were the same.
ie
WEB-INF/lib/a.jar
contains;
org.apache.C
WEB-INF/lib/b.jar
contains;
org.apache.C
Which C is loaded?
thx
lcs
Title: Where IS the tomcat log?
I can find mod_jk.log, jasper.log, and servlet.log, but is there a generic tomcat log file somewhere?
Also, anyone who can answer my previous question about java.net.SocketException would make me the happiest man alive... I'd really love to get Tomcat to,
My tomcat.log is in TOMCAT_HOME/logs.
It looks like this is specified in my conf/server.xml file where I have the
following:
Logger name="tc_log"
path="logs/tomcat.log"
customOutput="yes" /
Troy
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This is what worked for me with that same configuration:
The order of arguments was critical, as were the apxs settings.
This was the command that worked:
/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs -o mod_jk.so -c -I /usr/java/include -I
/usr/java/include/solaris -I ../jk -DSOLARIS -l posix4 *.c ../jk/*.c
If you're using mod_jk with binary multipart/form-data, avoid AJP13,
as it has a bug. Use AJP12.
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Subject: RE: Multipart/form-data
I posted a
Title: shutdown.sh not working
Why doesn't shutdown.sh work? Whenever I want to shutdown or restart tomcat, I have to 'kill' its process.
I'm trying to install mod_jk on hpux 10.20.
I have apache 1.3, tomcat 3.2 and the java developer kit installed.
When I run the apxs command to compile mod_jk, I get an error because it can't
find sys/select.h
This file doesn't appear on any of my hpux systems.
If I remove the reference to it,
Try running the shutdown command several times.
On HP-UX, I need to run it 3 times to shut tomcat
down; on solaris I only need to run the script once.
It appears to be related to the way different JVMs
handle interrupting threads; I've asked several times
on this group but no-one seems to have
Robert,
It looks like the INPUT ... should have an equal sign
INPUT type="hidden" name="actionType"
value"%=dbBean.ACTION_INTERFACE_ADD_USER%"
here ^ making it:
INPUT type="hidden" name="actionType"
value="%=dbBean.ACTION_INTERFACE_ADD_USER%"
Fred
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Title: Something wrong with ajp???
I get this error when trying to run java server pages, and a similar error (but with Ajp12) when I try to run shutdown.sh... is there something wrong with ajp? is this a bug? is there some config file I need to fix? Please help!
(Red Hat 6.2, Apache 1.3,
Title: Re: shutdown.sh not working
if you have any servlet that throws an uncought exception on startup it screws up the main process which results in shutdown.sh not working.
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To: Jakarta \(E-mail\)
This is probably an easy question, but how do you compile a .java file in
Jbuilder to a .class file?
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Subject: Compiling .java to .class
This is probably an easy question, but how do you compile a .java file in
Jbuilder to a .class file?
Hi,=20
I have just started to use Apache and would like to get Tomcat operational =
and I am having some minor problems. I have both tomcat and apache up and =
running and servicing pages as individuals (http://localhost and =
http://localhost:8080), but am having some problem getting them to
Hi,
I'm using the following command in my servlet :
value = config.getInitParameter("AddressList");
Can someone tell me how to configure Tomcat to get the value assigned to
AddressList.
I don't know where I have to put the information (what file ... ?)
Thanks,
Luk
Sorry I should have been clearer. My example meant the
default package, and
the question was in relation to what would
happen if classes/packages were the same.
ie
WEB-INF/lib/a.jar
contains;
org.apache.C
WEB-INF/lib/b.jar
contains;
org.apache.C
Which C is loaded?
The
Luk Smolders wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the following command in my servlet :
value = config.getInitParameter("AddressList");
Can someone tell me how to configure Tomcat to get the value assigned to
AddressList.
I don't know where I have to put the information (what file ... ?)
Thanks,
Tomcat gurus,
I've managed to compile the mod_jk.so under Mandrake Linux (RedHat 6.2 and
then some) but when I try to run the module with Apache 1.3.14 I get an
undefined symbol error (see below).I used the Tomcat source in
jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1-src to create the shared object. The following
Hi people,
I just moved to Tomcat 4.
Servlets examples run well, on the contrary JSP examples and my JSP pages
all report the following error:
==
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile class for
Thanks, this is exactly where the problem is. I just switched my application
from ajp13 to ajp12, it works fine with uploading both binary and text files. I
never thought it could be the connector problem on the tomcat side.
Can somebody tell me where to find all the known problems of tomcat,
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: howto implement global applications?
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2001 09:41:54 -0500
mall,
add your connection pool object to the ServletContext like so:
Tomcat-Users,
I'm in the process of writing a technical book that features the Tomcat
server. I'm looking for stories/testimonials from people (real people) that are
using this server in small to medium-sized production environments,i.e., the
real world.
I know that Tomcat is
Hi I have Tomcat 3.1 and 3.2 installed on different machines. I'm trying to
run them as a service under windows2000, bu following the file:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat/src/doc/NT-Service-howto.htm
l
I can't seem to find the wrapper.properties that is mentioned.
Thank you,
Just as a matter of interest, you don't actually need apache to serve out
http requests. tomcat can do that on
its own. Only if you req the features of apache ( performance/config etc )
should you use it.
If your primary interest is servlets/JSP/taglibs etc just use tomcat on its
own.
lcs
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Subject: Re: howto
Hi,
Where can I find documentation that acctually explains how the jsp:useBean
tag works ?
The Servlet API / JSP api are very complex. The JSP tag refrence does not
explain
the scope of the bean.
For example I know that if I have a bean residing in the session and I use
the usebean tag with
Title: RE: Tomcat 3.2.1 load balancing with mod_jk
Hi Mathias,
I've been playing around a fair amount with the loadbalancing code in mod_jk.
You might want to read through the jakarta-tomcat/src/native/jk/jk_lb_worker.c file to get a feeling for how it works.
As far as I can tell is
Title: RE: How to detect Tomcat running on linux?/.
Tomcat
is just another Java process.
You
need to enter:
ps
-ef|grep java.
The
command output doesn't explicitly tell you that Tomcat is running, but it will
list whatever options
you
added to the java command, so you should have enough
I am working with Tomcat and Apache. Now I am trying to install Apache1.3.14
and mod_ssl.
Copy the I module mod_jserv in libexec and add the line include
/apache-tomcat.conf in the file httpd.conf.
it gives me the following error when lifting the Apache:
invalid command LoadModule.
What
When I do and Logout with Tomcat installed as service, all the things stop
working.
Anyone can help-me?
Edson Richter
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Hi,
I was just curious - if I wanted to architect a
multi-tier web app environment, what would be the best
approach in terms of scalability, performance and
security:
1. Apache -- Firewall -- Standalone Tomcat -- Firewall
-- DB
2. Apache -- Firewall -- Apache/Tomcat -- Firewall --
DB
3.
You can always set the log to show on stderr or /dev/null I think...
~Rob
Pete Ehli wrote:
I think it is set in the server.xml. Use error. or comment out the use of
the log. The key words here is "I think" :-)
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1. Apache -- Firewall -- Standalone Tomcat -- Firewall
-- DB
2. Apache -- Firewall -- Apache/Tomcat -- Firewall --
DB
3. Apache/Tomcat -- Firewall -- Standalone Tomcat --
Firewall -- DB
4. Apache/Tomcat -- Firewall -- Apache/Tomcat --
Firewall -- DB
6. Apache/Tomcat -- Firewall --
Make sure you comment out the simpleRealm section. If you don't and you
have both simpleRealm and JDBCRealm defined, they will conflict. Your
problem might be the result. At least in my *nix dist the simpleRealm
definition comes right before the sample JDBCRealm def.
~Rob
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I think this suggestion has been made for other questions, and I'll make
it here. You can always extend the simpleRealm or JDBRealm class to
handle such a process.
~Rob
Drasko Kokic wrote:
Craig, this looks really great (still having some
minor problems using JDBCRealm instead of the
If you don't specify the path, then it goes to stderr I believe. In my
development environ, this works out great for debugging. I restart httpd
(tomcat is started before apache in the /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd)
explicitly in a shell though to see the stderr.
~Rob
Troy Landers wrote:
My
Title: RE: mod_jk.so and Apache generates undefined symbol error at runtime
sounds like a bad compile, I got similar errors when I hadn't compiled mod_jk.so properly. did you get any errors when compiling?
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Hi all,
JSP location:
tomcat/webapps/examples/jsp/irina/getData.jsp
bean location:
tomcat/webapps/examples/WEB-INF/classes/irina/IndustryGroupData(.java and
.class)
This is how Bean is called from JSP:
jsp:useBean id="getData"
class="irina.IndustryGroupData"
Hi I need help!!
I think this problem will be easy to solveas this is my first attempt at a JSP application.
I am copying a JSP program from the java.sun.com website and attempting to run it on tomcat. The program is a simple one, the user enters his name into a text box and presses submit. His
But, how to send the Query processed into Servlet to a Bean.
My servlet has many complex logical and I think its hard to
convert all the code to a Bean.
Edilmar,
What you need to do is create a Bean to hold your "query" data and then
add it to the session, the request, or the ServletConfig
Hi Im writing my first little program that will welcome a user once she enters and submits her details into a web page.There is no problem Writing the JSP files but I cannot start a new .java file in Jbuilder, so I write it in Homesite, save it as .java and attempt to compile it to .class in
I would like to map all incomming requests to a single JSP that will
include content based on the URI. I'm currently running Tomcat
standalone. I know how to map servlets in web.xml but am not sure about
JSP pages. Could someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Britt
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Note that the mime-mapping> entries you describe below are only used
(by Tomcat) when *static* files are served. When dynamic files are
served (as they are by Cocoon), it is totally up to the servlet to set
the appropriate content type.
Craig McClanahan
Ivan wrote:
Hi all!My
question is
Jon Baer wrote:
I have read the documentation inside class catalina.startup.Embedded but dont
quite understand the process as I would like to create a seperate method by
which to *start* and *stop* a server/engine at any time from this GUI.
That is not really what the Embedded class is for
I have Tomcat installed and running nicely but can't get Apache to direct a
PUT to a servlet.
I have a servlet named "attach" which is called with this url
http://server/vault/servlet/attach. The doGet method is being executed
nicely but the doPut method is never executed.
In httpd.conf I have
Federico Delpino wrote:
Hi people,
I just moved to Tomcat 4.
Servlets examples run well, on the contrary JSP examples and my JSP pages
all report the following error:
Which build of Tomcat 4 are you using? I would suggest trying this with beta-1. I
know that there have
Hi
Mick,
Better
you try compiling the namehandler.java in command line
"javac".
like
"javac namehandler.java
-dC:\jakarta-tomcat\webapps\Hello\Web-inf\Classes"
this
should create a directory "hello" for your package under
"C:\jakarta-tomcat\webapps\Hello\Web-inf\Classes" and
Shahed Ali wrote:
Hi,
Where can I find documentation that acctually explains how the jsp:useBean
tag works ?
The best place to start is the specifications that actually define what JSP
pages and servlets actually do. For example, the discussion of what
jsp:useBean actually does is on
britt wrote:
I would like to map all incomming requests to a single JSP that will
include content based on the URI. I'm currently running Tomcat
standalone. I know how to map servlets in web.xml but am not sure about
JSP pages. Could someone point me in the right direction?
You can use
Yes you can use request.getParameter("Parm Name") in your JSP to get 'get' and 'post'
data.
The best way, IMO, is to make a Java Bean that builds this HTML table.
Kinda off topic but you may want to use a String buffer instead of a String for your
HTML return var. For large tables this will
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Hello,
I can't seem to get this to work. The bean compiles OK but when I try to
load it, I get a "Error: 500" below saying that my package couldn't be
loaded.
...
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile class for
Everyone makes mistakes, but this has happened more than once in the
last week. Doesn't anyone read the bottom of emails anymore? At the
bottom of every email are the instructions...
~Rob
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I had a problem with the O'Reilly MultiPartRequest object as well.
My error was an IO exception. It was suggested to me on this list
(by Ed Gomolka) that Ajp13 has some bugs for file uploading, and that
Ajp12 is more stable.
Change your mod_jk config to use the
Ajp12 worker and see
In your JBuider environment, you will be having a project(xxx.jpr) and all
the java files that use will be under this project(you may to create the
project if you haven't done already).
Right click on the xxx.jpr and click properties.You will get a window.Under
the source tab,u have got to
there's no tomcat script in tomcat v4.0b1 btw I've downloaded v3.2 and now I
can manage to run the server but I get this msg when I send requests:
2001-01-12 11:47:04 - ContextManager: Error reading request, ignored -
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
Tomcat v3.2
Windows 2000
Jdk1.1.8
The server starts properly:
2001-01-12 12:14:50 - ContextManager: Starting endpoint port="8050"
handler="org
.apache.tomcat.service.http.HttpConnectionHandler"
2001-01-12 12:14:50 - ContextManager: Starting endpoint port="8007"
handler="org
Maybe you can try doing this in the web.xml:
servlet
servlet-name
ServletX
/servlet-name
servlet-class
ServletX
/servlet-class
init-param
param-namepathinfo/param-name
Good man, Good man Thanks a million!!
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Subject: Re: Help on Internal server Error 500??
Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2001 13:09:55 -0800
In your JBuider environment,
Title: Red Hat Tomcat successful user?
Is there anyone out there successfully runnint Tomcat 3.2.1 w/ Apache 1.3 on Red Hat 6.2 or something similar, using AJP13, who could perhaps show me some config files or give me some hints as to why my install isn't working? Getting a
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