?
Rather than waste your time by pasting a 1000 lines from the logfile. My
question is simply : what is the most likely cause of my problem ?
Environment :
Tomcat 4.1.27
Axis 1.1
J2SDK 1.4.2
Thanks for your time,
Henrik Vendelbo
With all the flexibility in cofiguring the logging facility, I wonder if
there is some way to discover how current properties were loaded.
I imagine that getting the absolute path of for instance the
log4j.properties file would be tricky; How about the name of the
ClassLoader
and the
: Logger.getConfigurationFileName()
If using log4j, log4j automagically looks for log4j.properties in the
classloader with no package prefix. So if log4j is in $TOMCAT_HOME/lib,
you
can configure it via log4j.properties in $TOMCAT_HOME/classes.
-Tim
Henrik Vendelbo wrote:
With all the flexibility
The information is fairly limited on how to get things to work with Tomcat
running as a service.
What I have learnt so far is :
1) CATALINA_OPTS environment variable allows you to pass options to the JVM
2) The Jakarta Commons project hosts the Daemon that does the work of
running Tomcat as a
What about Java Management Extensions (JMX) and MBeans. Perhaps they will do
it for you ?
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I was under the
class threw an exception. Going down a little further we find the
Caused by error that claims Log4JLogger does not implement Log.
This is almost certainly due to having more than one copy of the Log4J
classes visible in the class loader hierarchy.
Craig
Thank you soo much. I was really
Do someone know a URL for a site that will validate a web.xml file against
the webapp DTD ?
Apparently there is an error in this webapp block, but damned if I can find
it :(
web-app
display-namedspc Management/display-name
description
SOAP interface to dspc Management on the
I am running Axis under Tomcat. Both are the latest versions. I chose to use
the log4j that is already in the Tomcat directory.
When the Axis servlet loads, I get the following. Where does the issue lie ?
2003-09-28 18:44:02 StandardWrapper[/dspc:DspcAxisServlet]: Marking servlet
DspcAxisServlet
Still remembering earlier bruises setting up Tomcat I try to run as plain
vanilla as possible.
Fedora Core 3, Tomcat 5.5.4 Java 5 installed with rpm's
Everything ran great. I got Tapestry examples working fine.
And then based on working web apps, I moved some of the Tapestry jars into
Everything ran great. I got Tapestry examples working fine.
And then based on working web apps, I moved some of the Tapestry jars
into
shared/lib. All of a sudden the classloader couldn't find
ServletInputStream.
That's a bit bizarre
Exactly my point. I know that if you have multiple
I have a quite persistent problem attempting to use the ManagerServlet
deployment tasks.
On Tomcat 5.5.28+Java5 with Host config autoDeploy=false I use the deploy
task to upload my war file. It fails and thereafter on every startup Tomcat
throws a NullPointerException in
I am trying to use a Filter for a bit of URL rewriting.
Although the request.getRequestURL() documentation states that changing the content of
the returned StringBuffer is an intended us, it doesn't seem to have much effect. The
DefaultServlet is still chosen to create a response. The context
I want to modify the default webdav app in Tomcat 5.5 to storing information in
a folder outside the webapps hierachy. How do I do that ?
Henrik
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Hi guys,
I have run in to a little problem with accessing a webdav enabled app on tomcat.
I run Tomcat 5.5 with Apache2+jk in front of it, but fail to get working
connection when authenticating.
I have configured tomcat and app exactly as my installation on a local test
server where I access
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