So, essentially, your web application is creating server socket instances
and listening on them outside the context of Tomcat, right? That is, from
your servlet code you are doing something like (new
java.net.ServerSocket()).accept() ? Why do you call the ports are random?
Is it because your
does not use RMI. The
server sockets are used to pass data (serialized ofcourse) between the
client and our web server. Our webapplication displays real-time data of
our servers.
Atanu Neogi wrote:
So, essentially, your web application is creating server socket instances
and listening on them
Make your servlet act like a java HTTPS client using the java.net.URL,
java.net.HttpURLConnection and javax.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection classes.
Read from the response input stream (using java.io. classes) returned by
the connection. You will need to write your own hostname verifier and have
We have all been getting it for last couple of days. I added a spam filter
on the sender domain.
Guy Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
05/17/2005 01:46 AM
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Hi,
a.What is the best way to share a HttpSession between web
applications running on a single Tomcat instance ? That Tomcat instance is
not a cluster node and clustering has not been enabled.
b. What is the best way to share other java Object information (without
using common
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Hi,
a.What is the best
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Well you can use a httpurlConnection ? In your java code to do the work
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From: Atanu Neogi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Interface
Hi,
I need to write a non-browser GUI application to do the same set of
actions currently performed by the HTML interface of the Tomcat manager
and admin web applications. I looked at whatever documentation is
currently avialable for JMX proxy servlet. Before I delve into the Tomcat