Thanks.
I was hoping that was not going to be the answer though. I thought about
doing it this way, but wanted to avoid the overhead of managing two
application directories. Maybe it's unavoidable in tomcat.
Jared.
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from their home Internet
connection then they do have to authenticate.
I can't seem to find any examples in the Tomcat manual or web that define a
security realm by IP range. Has anyone had any success with this?
Cheers, Jared.
, what do you need to change? There is very little in the link to
begin with. Since the change would affect all apps then I couldn't see
needing to change anything of the link. Just change the global but leave the
name the same.
Doug
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anything of the link. Just change the global but leave the
name the same.
Doug
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That's what I am doing
Subject: AW: Sharing Data Sources
Did you try to define your datasource in GlobalNamingResources? And then
you only have to define a resource-link in your contexts.
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I have not tried that. I will see what happens.
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That's
I have a lot of virtual hosts that need access to a lot of the same
databases. Security isn't an issue because they are all trusted sites. I
would like to be able to share the ResourceLinks across all the virtual
hosts without having to have them all defined in every ROOT.xml. Is there a
way
?
2. If they are called, do the registry changes trump the $JAVA_OPTS
variable, or is it vice versa?
We are having performance related problems, and need the proper java
settings running under the tomcat service. Not only that, but I would like
to know where we should make these settings.
Jared
No takers? Should I take this question to the Dev list?
jared
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Hi,
I am running Tomcat 4.1.X with Java 1.4
When you have the LoadModule... statement in httpd.conf, are you able to
load .jsp pages, or do they fail as well?
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of the log
method. (This isn't an ideal solution though because the request isn't
always available in some of our business classes.
any suggestions or links to documentation would be greatly appreciate.
thanks,
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be what you are experiencing.
later,
-Jared
On Tue, 2003-09-09 at 12:50, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
The SIGQUIT works for me even when CPU usage is 100%, so it's strange it
doesn't work for you. (I'm on solaris though).
One important thing to check is your JSP page; make sure you have
how to disable the crimson parser that is bundled with JDK
1.4? Would using the non-LE version of tomcat help resolve this problem?
thanks,
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that could do this?
thanks,
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for a
while... then I deleted those jars, and now I have problems modifying
our XMl files. I was just wondering if there was something else missing
seeing as how I am stumped.
The previous version of tomcat we were using was 4.0.1.
thanks,
-Jared
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 19:13, David Hemingway wrote:
Hey
Looks to me like you're using this on a windows machine. The space in
the file name is giving RMI a hard time. Move your tomcat installation
to a location that doesn't have a space (i.e. C:\tomcat). This should
fix your problem.
later,
-Jared
On Wed, 2002-12-25 at 21:35, Kosit Krepanich wrote
In WebSphere I do a sendRedirect(/servlet/MyServlet) within a servlet and it works
successfully. It prepends the host and root URI. Why can't I do the same thing in
Tomcat? It does not prepend the root URI. Do I not have something configured
correctly? I would like to port this
Using Apache Tomcat/4.1.12
I have my application under the webapps directory. When I do a sendRedirect to
/servlet/MyServlet I get an HTTP Status 404 - The requested resource
(/servlet/MyServlet) is not available. The correct path should be
/MyApp/servlet/MyServlet.
It appears it is not
Using Apache Tomcat/4.1.12
I have my application under the webapps directory. When I do a sendRedirect to
/servlet/MyServlet I get an HTTP Status 404 - The requested resource
(/servlet/MyServlet) is not available. The correct path should be
/MyApp/servlet/MyServlet.
It appears it is not
anyone else experienced this?
Jared
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it if someone could point me towards a
perl cgi hello world configuration for Tomcat 4.
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that discusses proxy servers, but I don't know enough to know
whether that's the same thing, or something different.
Someone help out a flailing newbie here...
Jared
Paul D. Bain wrote:
At Friday 2/22/02 11:58 AM, you wrote:
I am not an expert on Tomcat 4, but am 90% sure that it cannot
begin
ot; option for each of the contexts. Could this filter be
slowing down my web server?
Please let me know
if there is something I'm missing, or if this is normal
behavior.
- Jared
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help..
Then again, this may not be the problem. Let me know how you go.
Hope this helps,
Jared Clinton
Software Engineer
Maxi Multimedia
NEC Australia.
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as apache +
apache-mod_ssl Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Errm, this isn't much help as I have not had the opportunity to do it, sorry
:)
Jared Clinton.
Software Engineer
Maxi Multimedia
NEC Australia
Tim, What happens when u get one by mistake and send it to us all? Please
dont say that it isnt possible.
Jared.
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What
mod_jk yourself from the source code distribution
of Tomcat. The documentation of how to do that is right here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat/src/doc/mod_jk-howto.html
Take a look, if you have problems let me know.
cheers,
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: referenced symbol not
found
bin/apachectl start: httpd could not be started
/snip
If I comment that line out, Apache starts up fine.
Am I missing some important detail? Any help would be appreicated.
Thanks!
cheers,
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I'll give it a try!
cheers,
- Jared
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hello,
I'm trying to get Apache and Tomcat to work together via mod
when building mod_jk.so, and it worked.
Thanks for the help!
cheers,
- Jared
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I am extremly new to tomcat, although I suspect that it is to do with the NT
user that tha service logs in as and the permissions in the database that
the user has?
?Stab in the dark?
Jared Clinton.
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