Well I'm glad you got it basically working, but as for getting it
working with your own servlet mapping, make sure to take the /servlet
part out of the URL you try to access. E.G.,
http://localhost/greeting/GreetingServlet. The /servlet part is only
necessary when you're using the invoker servlet.
Now that presents a little problem. The only version of Apache/2 I can find
for Win32 is 2.0.43 and the only version of mod_jk I can find is 2.0.42. I
am a Java developer and do not have access to a Windows c/c++ compiler, so I
can't build my own version of either Apache or mod_jk. Does anyone
I am using tomcat version 4.0. I have tried adding the extra jar: and
!/- and restarting tomcat... however it still does not work. I tried
removing that extra syntax and it does not work in that case either. (In
fact, when I added the extra syntax to all of the jar files in
catalina.policy, it
Try the mirror site for apache 2.0.42
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/packages/infosystems/WWW/servers/apache/httpd/binaries/win32/
Now that presents a little problem. The only version of Apache/2 I
can find for Win32 is 2.0.43 and the only version of mod_jk I can find
is 2.0.42. I am a Java
Detlev Beutner used to supply mod_jk.dll binaries at
http://www.acg-gmbh.de/mod_jk/.
According to his site:
PS: At the time writing this document, the (actual) Win-connector is called
mod_jk-2.0.42.dll, and it is mentioned that it is for Apache 2.0.42 (and
only 2.0.42). This is not true, the
Hi,
I thought I would take a different tack on my problem with the
Ajp13Processor using up all of its threads problem.
Does anyone know if the Ajp13Processor has a timeout when it is looking
for a worker to handle a request? If the worker threads were all swapped
out and taking a long time to
Using Tomcat 4.0.3 and Apache 1.4.24
My web app is running from ROOT (www..com/index.htm) and using HTTPS with self
signed cert.
I general my web app works fine. However, I randomly get DNS error 'the web page
cannot be displayed' (IE 6). This occasionally happens on any given page, and
Ok, a .42 dll should work with a .43 server. Unfortunately I never get far
enough to find out if that is true or not. Apache says it can't load the
module. I think this means mod_jk.dll needs some other dll (MS c++?) to
run. I had the same problem with mod_ssl until I remembered to copy the
WINDOWS 2000 SVR, Apache 2.0, TOMCAT 4.1
In the primary conf/web.xml, the invoker servlet is defined, but the
servlet-mapping is commented out. In the /examples/WEB-INF/web.xml
file, the servlet-mapping definition is given. The servlets in this
directory work. In this same file, there is a
some additional info for my previous post:
After further testing, I have discovered that my problem only exists when using HTTPS.
I get the error Cannot find server or DNS Error
Internet Explorer
However when using HTTP without SSL I never get that error. Perhaps this is an Apache
web server
Or it could be a SSL problem with IE. We've had an incredible number of
problems supporting IE here...we're required to support 5.0 and up, and
there are so many minor versions it is next to impossible to guarantee that
everything works in every version of IE every time.
John
-Original
I'm sure i've misunderstood beans, but if I write a standalone java
application that does the same thing, i dont get the error...
the pointer that is null is the pointer to the List called moYe, which is
filled in the beans constructor. Also, if I try to access the LabNews
object, that also
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, Chris Sereda wrote:
Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 13:16:20 -0600
From: Chris Sereda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Random DNS Error
Using Tomcat 4.0.3 and Apache 1.4.24
My web app is running from ROOT
is the request method changing in redirection, for example post to get
?? if it is, use HttpServletResponse.encodeURL()
Henrik Bentel wrote:
Another weird behaviour I just discovered is the following:
If a httpsession is created by a servlet processing a request sent
under(scheme) http, then
Another weird behaviour I just discovered is the following:
If a httpsession is created by a servlet processing a request sent
under(scheme) http, then redirects to https, the session is available to the
servlet processing in https. In other words, it stays put.
HOWEVER, if a httpsession is
Tomcat runs as root, enable cgi's for Tomcat. Seems simple.
rls
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Thanks Craig, I think your right about IE.
I am unable to reproduce the error using HTTPS and Opera 6.03. This would point to an
IE browser bug (in the version I'm using anyway, 6.0.2600..xpclnt_qfe.010827-1803).
Thanks again, that narrows my problem down, and also determines that Tomcat
I have installed Jakarta Tomcat as a Service on W2K, the configuration seems to be
right, but when I start the service, it stops inmediatelly.
I'm working under Java 2 SDK 1.4.
Thanks in advanced.
Ing. Fernando Zapata
Fernando,
The same happened to me when i made a change in the
tomcat-user.xml file. The problem was that the xml
sintaxe was wrong. Have you made any change in a xml
file?
I hope this will help.
rafiros
--- Ing. Fernando Zapata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escreveu: I have installed Jakarta Tomcat as
Same thing for me too, but it was a server.xml file
which had a syntax error. Check tomcats logs in the
log directory.
--- Rafael Gonçalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fernando,
The same happened to me when i made a change in
the
tomcat-user.xml file. The problem was that the xml
sintaxe
XP's version of IE seems to have problems... on my XP machines it likes to say images
aren't there or are broken links periodically... and at one time it kept goofing up
my DNS entries the second problem was a major pain to fix... had to format and
reinstall my entire system
[EMAIL
Me again,
Forgot to mention that in TC4.1.12 and above, the invoker servlet is off
by default. You will have to map it to a different url in the web.xml.
Something other than servlet. Then change the diagnostics urls to match.
From Tim Moore,
You have two choices for how to fix this
Just for clarification,
Apache reads the LoadModule lines from the top down. If you put the
LoadModule line for mod_jk to the end of that section then mod_rewrite
will be loaded first.
rls
Turner, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am using tomcat4.1.12 and jdk 1.4.1 . The tomcat needs to be restarted
every now and then, else it stops responding. it happens on win2000 server
and xp work station. any suggestions??
Maninder S Batth wrote:
check specially tomcat-install-dir/logs/stderr
Rafael Gonçalves wrote:
Fernando,
check specially tomcat-install-dir/logs/stderr
Rafael Gonçalves wrote:
Fernando,
The same happened to me when i made a change in the
tomcat-user.xml file. The problem was that the xml
sintaxe was wrong. Have you made any change in a xml
file?
I hope this will help.
rafiros
--- Ing.
Ahhh, another ArcIMS headache in the making.
I've found that it's easier to just lie to the installer and then delete
whatever it installs for the connector. Then go to the
ArcIMS\connectors\servlet directory and copy the
arcimsServletConnector.war file to the TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory
do the logs indicate any errors?
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From: Ing. Fernando Zapata [mailto:fzapata;icsa.com.ar]
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I have installed Jakarta Tomcat as a Service on W2K, the
configuration
Hi
Tomcat 4.1.12, JavaJDK 1.4
I setup my Tomcat + SSL and installed personal certificate for IE browser. And also
set clientAuth=true in SSL connector session of the server.xml.
Then started Tomcat. The browser with personal certificate could access the Tomcat
example page via SSL, and the
What within tomcat pre-compiles the jsp pages into java files so that
they can then be compiled by javac?
Much thanks,
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Well, that's is a problem,
For the Tomcat error;
Did you try to use something like this in your server.xml file
Listener className=org.apache.ajp.tomcat4.config.ApacheConfig
modJk=/usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_jk.so /
Recheck the modJK= line for the correct syntax for a windows machine. I
yeah, I always encode the redirection URL.
it's waird that it works if the session is created which under http, but not
under https.
bug maybe?
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Subject: Re: problem with session
Does any one have a sample on how to configure JK2 connector
on apache2 to talk to tomcat?
Or any debugging method to see if JK2 actually working.
I turn logger to debug mode in httpd.conf file.
I am having problems of determine if my apache configuration with JK2 is
correct or not. Apache
Go under ${catalina.home}/bin
and then type jspc.{bat or sh, depending on which machine}. You will
invoke manually Jasper (The JSP compiler used by Tomcat) . The following
options will be displayed:
where jsp files is any number of:
file A file to be parsed as a jsp page
-webapp
The default workers2.properties files has a uri for jkstatus predefined.
You can access it at http://localhost:8080/jkstatus then you can try via
apache at http://localhost/jkstatus
The configuration of jk2 is pretty simple;
You will need a LoadModules line in httpd.conf
You will need to
No, you only need the mod_jk.dll for Tomcat and Apache.
The error you're getting from Apache2 is not indicative of a mismatch of
.dll vs Apache binary. It's more indicative of syntax errors in your
configuration.
Did you install apache to a path that has spaces in them?
rls
Jim Urban
This is what i did:
1. use makes https request to tomcat for a jsp page , the jsp page
creates a session and adds a variable into session.
This jsp page has hyerlink to another ShowVar.jsp but the hyperlink uses
http protocol..
2. i click on the link and ShowVar.jsp displays me the session
btw does RequestDispatcher serves your purpose ?
Henrik Bentel wrote:
yeah, I always encode the redirection URL.
it's waird that it works if the session is created which under http,
but not under https.
bug maybe?
From: Maninder S Batth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I run Tomcat on Win2k and found that I can only start on the command line,
not from the installed shortcuts.
Michele
From: Ing. Fernando Zapata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002
i run tomcat on win2kserver and xp and it runs as service. maybe check
ur server.xml .
Michele Emmi wrote:
I run Tomcat on Win2k and found that I can only start on the command
line, not from the installed shortcuts.
Michele
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Zarate from Argentina..? ISENBECK !
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Subject: Re: problem with session tracking and redirection http--- https
yeah, I always encode the
please correct me if i am wrong. Session id could be hijacked anytime if
it is transmitted as clear text. so once user has loged in , and user
gets new session id , this session id could be sniffed
and the person can still be impersonated.?? how is this related to
https--http transitiion?
I didn't get any replies on this question, so I thought I would try
again.
I recently tried building a deployment tool by implementing the
ContainerServlet
and had some problems. When I first tried to access the Servlet, I got
the
following exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
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