RE: Tomcat 4.1.18 won't reload deleted and re-created JSP pages, returns 404 error though JSP is there

2003-06-25 Thread Peter.Kerekes
do you have reloadalble set to true
in your server.xml ?

 
 Florian, Just as a side note, I know I have to constantly 
 delete out the
 /work/Standalone/localhost/xxx directory and start/stop tomcat
 (4.1.18/RedHat 7.2) to see my new pages. If I add a new JSP, 
 delete the
 /work/Standalone/localhost/xxx, and then don't restart, I get a 404
 error. If I don't delete those files I of course see the old page -  I
 also have my settings to development. I am using Tomcat as a 
 standalone.
 So I would also be interested in others experience with this. Paul
 

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RE: easy question

2003-06-24 Thread Peter.Kerekes
It is much more comfortable to use jar files and put them
in the WEB-INF/lib directory, 
because they are really handled automatically.

Try putting your class in a jar file, 
and you will have no issuses by adding 
each and every class name to the CLASSPATH

BR,
Peter

 I thought Tomcat is checking ~/WEB-INF/classes automatically. 
 Is there a 
 way to make this possible? Otherwise I have to change enviroment 
 variables everytime the server changes...
 But I will try this. Thanks.
 
 Aggarwal, Gautam (IE03) wrote:

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multiple connectors

2003-06-23 Thread Peter.Kerekes
Hi!

I have 2 connectors configured, in my Tomcat one secure, one non-secure.

Can I configure two webapps in such way, that one would use
ONLY the secure connector, the other ONLY the non-secure ?

Thx,
PEter

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RE: multiple connectors

2003-06-23 Thread Peter.Kerekes
Can you be more specific, pleae,  about the solution.

The reason why I need this solution is that
I'm running two webbaps, and for the one of them
I need secure connection, while the other one
should work with a non-secure connection too.

 
 You could if each connector were in its own Service. But I 
 fail to see any 
 reason why this would be done.
 
 -Tim


  I have 2 connectors configured, in my Tomcat one secure, 
 one non-secure.
  
  Can I configure two webapps in such way, that one would use
  ONLY the secure connector, the other ONLY the non-secure ?

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RE: Need help on deploying application

2003-06-23 Thread Peter.Kerekes
do you have a proper WEB-INF
directory?

I mean, are all the letters uppercase?

Peter

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