I would like to have a servlet which offers a CORBA interface. An applet
for example could then read the IOR string of the orb and connect to the
interface.
Unfortunately instantiating servant objects seems to block the server so
I had to spawn of threads from a servlet. (??)
As far as I read a
... there is always a chance to have hardware problems (bad memory chip)
so the error will occur when memory consumption increases.
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For some reason autodeploy does not work anymore when I start using jdbc
pooling. (see my autodeploy thread)
Host name=localhost appBase=webapps unpackWARs=true
autoDeploy=true xmlValidation=false xmlNamespaceAware=false
Context displayName=myapp docBase=myapp path=/myapp
I would also be interested in some memory/performance tuning
possibilities. Ok, if you do not run it standalone but with Apache the
web response times should be faster, my profiling gives me the following:
CPU SAMPLES BEGIN (total = 8628) Tue Dec 21 16:10:18 2004
rank self accum count
... has somebody experience with gcj? On RHEL eclipse (but only 2.1.2)
works with it and it looks faster than with Sun jdk. gcj could be also
an option for tomcat, I'll try as soon I have time for it ...
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Hello, I'm new to the list and did not read this thread from the
beginning but also use tapestry (3.0) on tomcat.
I keep tapestry-3.0.jar and tapestry-contrib-3.0.jar in the lib dir of
the (to be deployed) war file, the rest goes to /shared/lib except
xercesImpl.jar and xml-apis.jar which go in
For some reason if I use a db pool the auto-deploy of war files does not
seem to work anymore. The change in the server.xml is that the
jndi-ressources have to be declared.
Are there any known influences? The dbcp only works if I declare it for
my app, a global one is not being found.
Service
Yes, if you look into the commons-dbcp 1.2.1 source,
BasicDataSource.java, line 757 ff:
// Load the JDBC driver class
if (driverClassName != null) {
try {
Class.forName(driverClassName);
} catch (Throwable t) {
String message =
James,
please see my message in Tomcat 5.5 classloading blues from 20.12 and
the following.
Cheers Andreas
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