netbeans.org has a http monitor module that can record and playback of
http requests, plugged into netbeans' web development framework. I
think you could just download just that module and manually install it
into your tomcat, and use the UI from netbeans to do the
record/playback. It actually
Got a bounce the first time...
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From: George Finklang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Jul 15, 2005 10:59 AM
Subject: Re: Any kind of Request Recorder/Player available?
To: Tomcat Users List tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
netbeans.org has a http monitor module
as receieved by
response.getWriter();
The out in the JspPage is buffered.
-Tim
George Finklang wrote:
have the following code in my jsp, which is called by a forward from my
Controller servlet. The various Dispatchers are either servlets or jsps
declared
in my web.xml.
All
() (or getWriter()
-Tim
George Finklang wrote:
So before each request dispatcher call I need to call a flush on the
out in the JspPage? How do I get access to it?
Do I also need to call flush at the end of each request dispatcher call?
--George
On 6/28/05, Tim Funk [EMAIL
have the following code in my jsp, which is called by a forward from my
Controller servlet. The various Dispatchers are either servlets or jsps declared
in my web.xml.
All the servlets and jsps get run correctly. The problem is the output. The
output of the root jsp and the 3-4 included jsps are
Working with a couple different tomcat 5.0.X versions, I'm having
issues with tomcat's memory footprint increasing when I live redeploy.
I do this 2 or 3 times and the server runs out of memory, though
normally it can run for weeks without problem.
I can't seem to find direct references to this
