How do I change the tomcat page that pops up when someone makes a
request to a domain that tomcat does not have in the server.xml.
I have people that will make requests that are not correct and I need
them to be directed to a custom error page.
Thanks
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I am having a problem of errors that were not caught by being printed to
the terminal. Is their a way to redirect these to a file or to the
tomcat logs?
Also when an exception is handled by jakarta can I change the stacktrace
to some default message that is a litle nicer to our friends on
I currently have many virtual hosts on a server. I need to set up
tomcat so that I can serve jsp and regular html/images from the document
root as set up by the virtual host directive. I also need to be able to
access servlets through each site as www.theirdomain.com/servlet for
each
, later, nested includes, none of them work.
HELP!!
On Mon, 2002-09-16 at 21:40, Robert L Sowders wrote:
Did you follow directions?
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/ssi-howto.html
rls
Erick Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
09/16/2002 01:30 PM
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think of right now
Erick Todd wrote:
This isn't a SSI include. It is a jsp include native to the jsp
specification? I did enable SSI just for kicks, but it doesn't change
anything.
Anyone?? I am really frustrated. What do I need to do to get rid of
the Illegal State Exception
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Erick Todd wrote:
Ok here is more info. These pages all work on tomcat 3 right now. I
have stripped down the page to the bare problem and still get the error.
I downgraded to Tomcat 4.0.4 because
Furthermore, I can't just read in the file, because in the real life
situation, it will have jsp code that needs to be executed in it.
-E
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 11:01, Erick Todd wrote:
The second one works, however it does write a warning to the logs that
the JSPNote javac.main has been
file extension/mime type
in web.xml if you want to include it as a file.
Erick Todd wrote:
The second one works, however it does write a warning to the logs that
the JSPNote javac.main has been depracated. Do you know why that is?
So I would say that something is wrong
header and footer. It will work if I copy the folder but
not if it is link symbolically.
Ideas?? Maybe this is just a bug in 4.1.10?
Erick
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 11:40, Erick Todd wrote:
Great!! That was it. There should probably be some documentation about
that!?!?
I could not thank you
don't know about for 4.1.10.
Ideas??
-E
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 12:00, Tim Funk wrote:
If you are not spanning filesystems - can you do a hard link?
Erick Todd wrote:
OK Now that I have resolved all of my jsp:include problems. I would
like to use 4.1.10, however 4.1.10 will not let me include
OK sorry for asking this again. I have read this in the bug reports
that it will not be fixed.
Is there a work around??
I have 8-10 sites, that are all unique webapps, but one thing they do
include a standard header and footer across all the different webapps.
This header and footer does do
I have the same problem when I try to include following a symbolic
link. Worked in 4.0.4, not now.
Man it is making me very upset. If I find something I will let you
know.
-Erick
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 12:00, Roland Glenn McIntosh wrote:
Aren't we feeling a little self righteous today!!
I wonder why I even bother writing the release notes :-(
Remy
I don't have any release note that came with my tomcat 4.1.10. In the
linux tar.gz file I downloaded there is 1 release note, and it does not
mention symbolic links ANYWHERE!!
I am trying to follow the docs for the production configuration of
jasper 2.
In the web.xml I have:
servlet
servlet-namejsp/servlet-name
servlet-classorg.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet/servlet-class
init-param
param-namelogVerbosityLevel/param-name
Sorry to be the pain in the butt that keeps complaining, (I really
appreciate all the help, and work all have been doing for this)
I can only get the allowLinking flag to work if I set the jasper2
development=false in the web.xml.
Also, if I do this, it will always display an error the first
Sorry this is going to seem stupid, and it is but . . .
Back when we first installed tomcat (3.0) we only used the webapps
folder because we couldn't get virtual hosting to work.
Now of course I can, but I still have several webapps that were done
using the ajp auto apache-conf generator thing.
I am having a problem where too many sockets connections are opened and
it stops tomcat from serving.
So I have a couple of excerpts, from the mod_jk log:
[Wed Oct 02 09:11:57 2002] [jk_ajp_common.c (1028)]: Error reading
reply
[Wed Oct 02 09:11:57 2002] [jk_ajp_common.c (1165)]: In
Is there anyway of getting tomcat to reload/refresh the shared lib,
classes folder without restarting the server. Kind of like the manager
app can reload a context's lib and classes.
Thanks,
-Erick
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