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Re: Servlet thread safety in Tomcat

2004-02-09 Thread kwirirai

Thanks very much for your contribution guys! :-)
This has given me new approaches to the problem.I intend to
remodify,try the synchronization and do the testing/benchmarking.But
this has made me think a lot about threading , it is really complicated
, I have researched about it but never found a clean solution to
multithreading in my apps.Initaly I thought with servlets I dont have to
wory about the threading issue, now I know its everywhere.
I realy have todo a lot of testing.

Shapira, Yoav wrote:

Howdy,

Synchronization does produce overhead, but it's what you *must* do if
you will not re-write your servlets to no longer contain instance
fields, *and* you wish to provide thread safety.

Well-put. And you might be pleasantly surprised at how small the
overhead is. Which is why I always suggest testing/benchmarking ;)

There is a mode, and you have mentioned it before.. It's not a Tomcat
mode, it's that "Single threaded" thing. (see, I can't even write it
correctly, I don't even know what the exact name is).

It's SingleThreadModel, which is deprecated (with no replacement) in the
latest version of the servlet specification. So even if you're not
using it already, don't start now.

If the request that wants the 300 emails is taking "too long" (as
decided by the container), then that user's request thread is

suspended,

while the other user's requests are handled. That's the whole point of
multi-threading the servlet... (so that requests don't pile up)?

That's not done by tomcat: all requests have equal priority from the
Tomcat point of view. But the OS and JVM implement preemptive
multitasking, and will split CPU time between the threads. So you're
right Mike, if request A takes a very long time, and request B starts
after request A, request B does NOT have to wait until request A is done
to get CPU time.
Yoav Shapira

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Re: second perf article

2004-02-09 Thread Josh Rehman

Thanks for the article. I haven't yet installed JMeter but will let you 
kno when I do.

Note: Tomcat also has access logging turned off by default, not just Resin.

Peter Lin wrote:
 
for those who aren't familiar, the first article is on the tomcat
resources page.
 
 
peter lin

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http://tao.altern8.net:8080/perf_article_two.zip

Here is a rough draft of my second performance article. It mainly talks
about how to create test plans and uses JMeter. the zip file contains a
jmeter test plan, open office and pdf document.
please send comments directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

once I get the feedback, I will revise it and post it on JMeter's wiki.

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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Charles Daniel

Dear Nicholas,

I'll look at it when I get a chance, but be warned - I used the auto config feature 
when mine failed.  To make a long story short, Tomcat automatically generates the 
config in it's own conf directory ("$CATALINA_HOME/conf/auto") whenever I ran 
startup.sh.

If Tomcats own auto config blows up then what chance does you human edited conf stand 
in the diabolical world of Apache2.  When that failed I reinstalled everything and 
used an edited httpd.conf as you are doing now. I got the same results both ways.

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Re: second perf article

2004-02-09 Thread Peter Lin

 
for those who aren't familiar, the first article is on the tomcat resources page.
 
 
peter lin


Peter Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

http://tao.altern8.net:8080/perf_article_two.zip

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create test plans and uses JMeter. the zip file contains a jmeter test plan, open 
office and pdf document.

please send comments directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

once I get the feedback, I will revise it and post it on JMeter's wiki.

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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Charles Daniel

David:

Then let me congratulate you on your positive experience with this ughm ... 
software.  You must have been very good in your past life.  Honestly,  I'm sure that 
there are some who have installed this uhm .. software successfully, but I tried 
everything I could think of and no cigar.  Maybe there are certain versions of Linux 
that make mod_jk hiccup when combined with Apace2.  

Mine is SuSE Linux 8.0. I previously had mod_jk and Apache 1.x working on the same 
server.  When I upgraded to Apache2 I started from scratch.  All new binaries and tar 
files from both the Apache and Jakarta web sites.  I used the auto config feature, so 
it wasn't like I configured something wrong in the .conf files.  Tomcat generated it 
own config in the auto directory.  When that failed manually edited all of my 
httpd.conf file with the same results.

Oh and by the way let me refer you to Nicholas, who seems to be having the same 
problem as I did. Maybe an expert like yourself can help him.  I'm no longer 
interested.

Osensei - OUT

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  Subject: Re: done did not found a worker

  On Mon, February 9, 2004 at 4:41 pm, Charles Daniel wrote:
  >
  > Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the
  > message boards trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the
  > so-called "experts" that  "I had a network configuration problem and that
  > some process was likely to be either already using or blocking port 8009".

  Hmm, I've had no problems at all using mod_jk with Apache2 on both various
  Linux and SGI Irix machines.  I must be a so-called "expert".  ;-)

  -Dave

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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread David OBrien

At 09:26 PM 2/9/2004, Nicholas Bernstein wrote:
On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 17:37, David Rees wrote:
> On Mon, February 9, 2004 at 4:41 pm, Charles Daniel wrote:
> >
> > Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the
> > message boards trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the
> > so-called "experts" that  "I had a network configuration problem and that
> > some process was likely to be either already using or blocking port 
8009".
>
> Hmm, I've had no problems at all using mod_jk with Apache2 on both various
> Linux and SGI Irix machines.  I must be a so-called "expert".  ;-)
>
> -Dave

if you've got a minute, take a look @ the configs I posted
http://nicholasbernstein.com/tomcat/
Are you using workers2.properties with mod_jk and not mod_jk2 ??

JkWorkersFile /etc/httpd/conf/workers2.properties
change to workers.properties
JkLogFile /var/log/httpd/mod_jk.log

In your...

workers.properties:
workers.tomcat_home=/u/internet/tomcat/
workers.java_home=/usr/java/
ps=/
worker.list=ajp13
***
worker.ajp12.lbfactor=1
13 NOT 12
***
worker.ajp13.port=8009
worker.ajp13.host=localhost
worker.ajp13.type=ajp13
worker.loadbalancer.type=lb
wporker.loadbalancer.balanced_workers= ajp13
worker.inprocess.type
worker.inprocess.class_path=$(workers.tomcat_home)$(ps)lib$(ps)tomcat.jar
worker.inprocess.cmd_line=start

worker.inprocess.jvm_lib=$(workers.java_home)$(ps)jre$(ps)lib$(ps)i386$(ps)classic$(ps)libjvm.so
worker.inprocess.stdout=$(workers.tomcat_home)$(ps)logs$(ps)inprocess.stdout
worker.inprocess.stderr=$(workers.tomcat_home)$(ps)logs$(ps)inprocess.stderr
Also I have had to define a lvmroute in my server.xml that is the same name 
as the named worker in your case ajp13

-Dave


and let me know if you see anything wrong with the setup. I'd rather
stick to apache2; i'm using redhat ES and it looks like they've made a
lot of RH specific patches to httpd source, so it probably performs a
lot better that compiling 1.x from source.


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what are some things people have done if tomcat fails to start

2004-02-09 Thread Dan

Even though a web app can have an error page, what have some people done 
to indicate to its audience if the tomcat server is not up and running? 
It has been explained to me that when a seperate instance of tomcat is 
started on the same machine while an instance is already running, when a 
user attempts to connect to a web app the message, "server is starting," 
will be returned.

I am dealing with Tomcat 3.3 at the moment.

1) Is it possible to start a second instance of tomcat with the same 
server.xml, etc. while one instance is already running?

2) How have some people redirected users to a useful error page when a 
Tomcat server does not successfully come up?

Thank you for your time and consideration,

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Re: Image download?

2004-02-09 Thread Philipp Taprogge

Hi!

I don't know if this will help you, but I use the ImageIO classes for 
exactly the same purpose. Works great for me. I first create a 
BufferedImage and then write it to the response.
The code looks something like this:

BufferedImage bi; //make your BufferedImage from whatever
response.setContentType("image/gif"); //or whatever
ImageIO.write(bi, "gif", response.getOutputStream());
response.getOutputStream().flush();
HTH

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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Dwayne Ghant

Dave, 
I have been having semular issues would it be impossible for to post 
the four files listed below:

1. http.conf
2. ssl.conf
3. server.xml
4. workers2.properties
If not then could you please atlease show you workers2.properties?

The likely hood is very great that I'm having trouble with my 
workers2.properties file.
I'm runing RH8, tomcat 4.1.24, apache 2.0.40, J2EE 1.4.1

Thank you for you time.

Nicholas Bernstein wrote:

On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 17:37, David Rees wrote:
 

On Mon, February 9, 2004 at 4:41 pm, Charles Daniel wrote:
   

Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the
message boards trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the
so-called "experts" that  "I had a network configuration problem and that
some process was likely to be either already using or blocking port 8009".
 

Hmm, I've had no problems at all using mod_jk with Apache2 on both various
Linux and SGI Irix machines.  I must be a so-called "expert".  ;-)
-Dave
   

if you've got a minute, take a look @ the configs I posted 
http://nicholasbernstein.com/tomcat/

and let me know if you see anything wrong with the setup. I'd rather
stick to apache2; i'm using redhat ES and it looks like they've made a
lot of RH specific patches to httpd source, so it probably performs a
lot better that compiling 1.x from source. 



 

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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Nicholas Bernstein

On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 17:37, David Rees wrote:
> On Mon, February 9, 2004 at 4:41 pm, Charles Daniel wrote:
> >
> > Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the
> > message boards trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the
> > so-called "experts" that  "I had a network configuration problem and that
> > some process was likely to be either already using or blocking port 8009".
> 
> Hmm, I've had no problems at all using mod_jk with Apache2 on both various
> Linux and SGI Irix machines.  I must be a so-called "expert".  ;-)
> 
> -Dave

if you've got a minute, take a look @ the configs I posted 
http://nicholasbernstein.com/tomcat/

and let me know if you see anything wrong with the setup. I'd rather
stick to apache2; i'm using redhat ES and it looks like they've made a
lot of RH specific patches to httpd source, so it probably performs a
lot better that compiling 1.x from source. 




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Help regarding a simple .jsp file

2004-02-09 Thread Avinash Sridhar

Hi,
I have a directory by name "sampleapp" The sample app is not in the  
directory,now I have made a directory named "ROOT" inside the sampleapp directory.

I have written a simple "MyJsp.jsp" jsp file and placed it in the above mentioned 
"ROOT" ,now my question is 

How does one write the   for this JSP page in the 
TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml.

 
 Is this the right way?



Kindly let me know 

Thanking you 
AS

Re: Image download? - FIX

2004-02-09 Thread Josh G

At 09:58 AM 10/02/2004, you wrote:

Fix0r3d. For the archives, here's the fix:

//Set content-type
ServletContext context = getServletContext();
response.setContentType(context.getMimeType(media.getLocation()));
//Open file
try {
FileInputStream in = new 
FileInputStream(media.getLocation());

byte[] buffer = new byte[4096];
int rc;
ServletOutputStream out = response.getOutputStream();
//dump contents
for 
(rc=in.read(buffer,0,buffer.length);rc>0;rc=in.read(buffer,0,buffer.length))
out.write(buffer,0,rc);

//Close file, and fuck off.

in.close();
return;
} catch (IOException e) {
Logger.debug(this,"IOException on media read/dump 
:(");
e.printStackTrace();
return;
}

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Help regarding running a simple JSP page in Tomcat 5.0.16

2004-02-09 Thread Avinash Sridhar

Hi,
This question may be addressed many many times,but do reply.

I have a Win xp operating system
Installed Tomcat 5.0.16 in it.
Next the directory structure


PS : The sampleapp directory is outside the tomcat installation directory.

E:/sampleapp
   |  |
ROOT WEB-INF
|
classes
|
 dirs  dirs .class files (for servlet works fine)
in the WEB-INF,there is the web.xml,then sourcefiles and the lib directory which 
is empty.

Now the servlet files work fine.

I have placed my MyJsp.jsp file in the above mentioned sampleapp/ROOT directory.

I have not done any thing with the /conf/server.xml file

and the web.xml which I have written.

When I give the following URI


http://localhost:8080/sampleapp/MyJsp.jsp,

I get the HTTP status 404- /MyJsp.jsp 

description: The requested resource (/MyJsp.jsp) is not available.

Hoping that I have defined the problem specifically.Kindly show some light on this.

Thanks 
AS

Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread David Rees

On Mon, February 9, 2004 at 4:41 pm, Charles Daniel wrote:
>
> Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the
> message boards trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the
> so-called "experts" that  "I had a network configuration problem and that
> some process was likely to be either already using or blocking port 8009".

Hmm, I've had no problems at all using mod_jk with Apache2 on both various
Linux and SGI Irix machines.  I must be a so-called "expert".  ;-)

-Dave

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Re: Tomcat w Java1.5 beta problem

2004-02-09 Thread Shawn


I suggest rebuilding tomcat with 1.5 beta if you want to run servlets
compiled using 1.5 beta.  I'm not even sure my suggestion will work, as
I haven't tried it myself.  There has not been a tomcat release declared
to support JDK 1.5 yet, although you're welcome to do building and
testing for us ;)
The problem I had, I think, is that my method used an Enumeration and 
under 1.5 enum is a new keyword but 
jakarta-tomcat-jasper/jasper2/src/share/org/apache/jasper used enum many 
places as an identifier, as do some classes in  
org.apache.tomcat.util.compat
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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Nicholas Bernstein

On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 16:41, Charles Daniel wrote:
> Nicholas:
> 
> Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the message 
> boards trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the so-called "experts" 
> that  "I had a network configuration problem and that some process was likely to be 
> either already using or blocking port 8009".  
> 
> Poppy-Cock! Boulder Dash!  I decided to attempt installing JK2 on the same server 
> just to see if it would work.  Guess what?  JK2 and Apache2 worked on my first 
> attempt.  So much for getting advice from the EXPERTS!  JK2 is not recommended if 
> you are in a production environment however.  JK2 is too young and untested for 
> production environments and exploitable bugs and stability problems may arise. 
> 
> If you are building a production system -or- you just insist on using mod_jk then 
> revert back to Apache 1.x. w/ mod_jk. Otherwise you may never get your server 
> working.  
> 
> That's just the opinion of one who has suffered long enough with the Apache2 mod_jk  
> SNAFFU. IMHO that combo just doesn't work together inspite of what Apache says.  And 
> if anybody thinks I'm wrong then they had ample time to help me when I was posting 
> help requests concerning this issue all over the www. As it stands few would touch 
> it with a ten foot pole. And the few who did were wrong.
> 
> Osensei
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Daniel:
Thanks for your reply. Honestly, I was getting to the point where I was
going to give it one more day and then try using apache 1.x instead.
Thanks for taking the time. I appreciate it. 

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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Charles Daniel

Nicholas:

Give up trying to use Apache2 with mod_jk.  After spending days on the message boards 
trying to solve this one, I was ultimately told by the so-called "experts" that  "I 
had a network configuration problem and that some process was likely to be either 
already using or blocking port 8009".  

Poppy-Cock! Boulder Dash!  I decided to attempt installing JK2 on the same server just 
to see if it would work.  Guess what?  JK2 and Apache2 worked on my first attempt.  So 
much for getting advice from the EXPERTS!  JK2 is not recommended if you are in a 
production environment however.  JK2 is too young and untested for production 
environments and exploitable bugs and stability problems may arise. 

If you are building a production system -or- you just insist on using mod_jk then 
revert back to Apache 1.x. w/ mod_jk. Otherwise you may never get your server working. 
 

That's just the opinion of one who has suffered long enough with the Apache2 mod_jk  
SNAFFU. IMHO that combo just doesn't work together inspite of what Apache says.  And 
if anybody thinks I'm wrong then they had ample time to help me when I was posting 
help requests concerning this issue all over the www. As it stands few would touch it 
with a ten foot pole. And the few who did were wrong.

Osensei
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second perf article

2004-02-09 Thread Peter Lin

 
http://tao.altern8.net:8080/perf_article_two.zip
 
Here is a rough draft of my second performance article. It mainly talks about how to 
create test plans and uses JMeter. the zip file contains a jmeter test plan, open 
office and pdf document.
 
please send comments directly to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
once I get the feedback, I will revise it and post it on JMeter's wiki.
 
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Image download?

2004-02-09 Thread Josh G

Hi, I have a servlet that's trying to send image files instead of a html 
response that doesn't seem to be working. Here's the code in question:

//Set content-type
ServletContext context = getServletContext();
response.setContentType(context.getMimeType(media.getLocation()));
//Open file
try {
FileReader in = new FileReader(new 
File(media.getLocation()));

char[] buffer = new char[4096];
int rc;
PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
//dump contents
for 
(rc=in.read(buffer,0,buffer.length);rc>0;rc=in.read(buffer,0,buffer.length))
out.write(buffer,0,rc);

//Close file, and finish.

in.close();
return;
} catch (IOException e) {
Logger.debug(this,"IOException on media read/dump 
:(");
e.printStackTrace();
return;
}

Anybody out there know where I'm going wrong? Is it some sort of 
text<->binary thing in the java.io functions I didn't take into account?

Any help much appreciated!

Cheers,
-Josh
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Re: System.out.println, Where art thou?

2004-02-09 Thread John B. Moore

Sometimes it is threaputic to face one's stupidity...

Anyway, it was pilot error...  I use JBuilder (which has an embedded 
Tomcat) for my development and in versions prior to the latest (JB9 and 
before) the url pattern was

 http://localhost:8080/servercontext/servletname

..in JB10 this changed to ...

http://localhost:8080/servletname

.. I had gotten use to this "pattern" and my servlet context and name 
were very nearly identical.. so I had entered what amounted to

 http://serverhere/servercontext

 ..instead of getting a "resource not found" or somesuch...  it loaded 
because Tomcat loaded

http://serverhere/servercontext/index.jsp

...which in my application was NEVER loaded by itself and only should be 
loaded by the controller servlet after extensive setup and 
configuration..  The error was just enough "legitimate" looking that it 
did not flag what was really happening.. and I never clued in on  what 
was really happening until I had gutted my controller to load a simple 
"html" form and instead the index.jsp still loaded...



   John..

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Re: root context loaded again under its docbase name

2004-02-09 Thread Adam Hardy

On 02/09/2004 11:01 PM Shapira, Yoav wrote:
If there's no context.xml, then I don't get a root context - no "_", no
nada - and no errors. Just the context with the same name as the war
file.

So if there's no context.xml, the behavior is correct (with all default
values, e.g. reloadable).  If you add a context.xml, you get the context
twice, once as root and once appropriately.  Seems like a bug, no?
Just tried that with a simple test.war file and a mickey mouse context.xml.

It seems that it will not occur when the war has never been deployed 
before. But after the first deploy, once the war-file-name.xml exists in 
conf/Catalina/localhost/ and then when tomcat is restarted, tc then 
deploys the unwanted second context.

I'll log it as a bug.

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Weird Problems

2004-02-09 Thread Vernon Wu


I have these two wired problems on TC for some time. I need to resolve them now with 
some helps.

The first problem is the session counter. It is implemented with the 
HttpSessionListener. It works fine until recently. Under the TC5.0.X, the counter can 
be a negative figure. 

The second is a quite severe problem. I configure the welcome file to map a JSP file. 
Sometimes, an incoming URL of the default domain leads to the 404 error. After I click 
the reload button on my browser, the JSP file shows up.

Do someone know the solution of these two problems?

Thanks,

v.



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URL Rewrite Issue Help

2004-02-09 Thread Apahce Tomact

Hi,

I am Using HTTPSession to store the user_id and session_id to validate the session. I 
want to make web site should work even if client browser disables the cookies (Does 
not allow the cookies).
 
For this I am using URLRewrite i.e.. appending jsessionid in to the URL in the form 
tag. This is showing the jsessionid in Browser URL (Browser Address bar)

Is there any way to Hide jsessionid in the URL (Browser Address bar) ?

Using Apache2, mod_jk2 and  Tomcat4.1.24.
 
If you have any better way of doing this, please advise me.

Your help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Rama 


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Re: done did not found a worker

2004-02-09 Thread Nicholas Bernstein

On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 11:33, Nicholas Bernstein wrote:

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I was wondering if perhaps this message was received by the list earlier
and responded to, but I missed it. I tried to send it twice on friday,
but got a bounce and did not see it appear in the messages from the
list. Then again, I didn't start getting any messages until sunday, as
either the subscribe took a long time, or the list was slow. 

Anyway, the original question, along with configs are at: 
http://www.nicholasbernstein.com/tomcat/

if anyone wants to take a shot at it. 

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RE: Tomcat question

2004-02-09 Thread Bliesner, Christopher P

Thanks for your help :)

-Original Message-
From: Shapira, Yoav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 2:55 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Tomcat question

Howdy,

>I have setup Tomcat 4.12 in conjunction with Apache 2.0.43 on a Solaris
>UNIX box.  My question is specific to Tomcat.  I know that I can modify
the
>server.xml to include individual logfiles under the webapps directory,
both
>Local logs and (I believe) Catalina logfiles.  However, these logfiles
are
>all inclusive of everything that goes on in Tomcat.  Is there a way
where I
>could set up individual logs for my developers that are their own
personal
>logfiles.  Does Tomcat allow for that?  Thanks.

You can nest a Logger element inside a Host, Engine, or Context.  If you
configure your server such that each developer has his own Host,
Context(s), or Engine, then each can have their own Logger.
Alternatively, and many people do this for convenience, each developer
can have his/her own Tomcat instance.

Yoav Shapira

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RE: Tomcat question

2004-02-09 Thread Bliesner, Christopher P

thanks.   Unfortunately, if I setup each developer a different log, they still get the 
whole logfile from Tomcat.  I believe that I would have to setup several virtual hosts 
in Apache and then setup Tomcat versions for each one.  However, I'm going to have one 
of the developer's try to route their servlet to a separate output.log file in their 
code.  I'll let you know if it works.

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From: Josh Rehman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 2:59 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Tomcat question

Bliesner, Christopher P wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I have setup Tomcat 4.12 in conjunction with Apache 2.0.43 on a Solaris UNIX box.  
> My question is specific to Tomcat.  I know that I can modify the server.xml to 
> include individual logfiles under the webapps directory, both Local logs and (I 
> believe) Catalina logfiles.  However, these logfiles are all inclusive of everything 
> that goes on in Tomcat.  Is there a way where I could set up individual logs for my 
> developers that are their own personal logfiles.  Does Tomcat allow for that?  
> Thanks.

You can certianly set a log file per Context. If you can live with a 
Context per developer, then your problem is solved. It is odd that your 
specific logs are getting extraneous (global tomcat) bits - normally 
that stuff is consumed by the top level logger and doesn't pass down to 
the overriding loggers.

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