Check your tomcat log file. If tomcat could bind properly on the SSL
port you mentioned, it should show up in the log file (one of the first
lines on the top). If not (e.g. because the port is already in use), it
will show you a bind error message there as well.
If the log says that the port is
for each connector? Else the 2nd one will
fail because the port is in use. Unless the ports on all connectors are
different.
Doug
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From: Iannis Hanen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 8:11 PM
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Hi,
I have been trying to setup the tomcat windows service to use an
alternate configuration file location, instead of the default server.xml
under conf.
The tomcat service pulls all the information from the registry, but I
could not find a good spot there to specify a different server.xml
Hi,
I am back with some more questions. I have configured Tomcat to operate
with multiple services and engines (I have different services since I
need separate connector for different set of web applications). For some
web applications inside the host, I have specified some environment
Hi,
It seems that tomcat requires a JDK (and not only a JRE) to be present
on the physical machine in order to run properly. I am a bit surprised
that a JDK is also required. Is there a way to run Tomcat on top of a
JRE only? How do I setup this?
Thanks,
Iannis
Hi everyone,
I have a question related to the scalability and performance of Tomcat.
Typically, when tomcat gets started, it creates one process that spawns
all the threads required to answer the requests for all the deployed web
applications.
Let's assume that I have 6 distinct web
