Tomcat Startup Problem

Hi All... I am an admin of a tomcat setup. I am putting together a new machine and am using all the latest stuff with all the fixins. In a nutshell, my specs... Tomcat 4.1.12 (built from source) - used all required commons-* from BUILDING.txt - all commons-* exist in

RE: Tomcat Startup Problem

your xml file is well formed. Can you post the xml file you have changed? -- Jeanfrancois Shortt, Kevin wrote: Hi All... I am an admin of a tomcat setup. I am putting together a new machine and am using all the latest stuff with all the fixins. In a nutshell, my specs... Tomcat 4.1.12 (built

Start up fails - TC 4.1.12/JDK 1.4/ Solaris 9

I am reposting... Anyone have any ideas for me? I need someone to throw me a bone... I am an admin of a tomcat setup. I am putting together a new machine and am using all the latest stuff with all the fixins. In a nutshell, my specs... Tomcat 4.1.12 (built from source) - used all

RE: Start up fails - TC 4.1.12/JDK 1.4/ Solaris 9

-0500, Shortt, Kevin wrote: I am reposting... Anyone have any ideas for me? I need someone to throw me a bone... There's something wrong in your server.xml or web.xml. Make sure both files are well formed and start with XML declaration: ?xml version=1.0 Hannu Kivimaki -- To unsubscribe, e-mail

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RE: Tomcat 4.1X seems broken on Linux

I had a similar problem. I was not using JMX MBeans. The default server.xml opens up listeners for it. Comment them out and TC will most likely startup . These are the lines to look for to comment out. They are near the top. --- !-- Uncomment these entries to enable JMX MBeans support --

Re: Telnet test for Tomcat?

snip Yes, one can test http servers via telnet. The command line version looks something like this: $ telnet HOSTNAME PORT GET / HTTP/1.0 snip I would like to be able to do the same type of test to my mod_jk connector. I have been unable to find a spec or RFC that lays out the AJP