I am running tomcat by itself to do some java development work.
I want to have a couple development sites refrenced by seperate ips.
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip? Right now it
monitors port 80
on all ips on the box. Can I have one instance of tomcat host multiple
I am running tomcat by itself to do some java development work.
I want to have a couple development sites refrenced by seperate ips.
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip? Right now it
monitors port 80
on all ips on the box. Can I have one instance of tomcat host multiple
I am trying to run an older and newer version of a site on the same
instance of tomcat. The reason for this is because there will be a
transition period from old to new - I want both to be running
simaltaneously for a period at the same url.
The old and new site both have their own packages.
When a Tomcat session times out does it send you to a preset error page?
What is the mechanism there?
What is the best way to handle timed out users?
We carry a userid and a shopping cart in the session thu out the app.
If the user goes to lunch and comes back, we would like to give them sort of
friendly error if their session times out.
At 04:19 PM 6/22/2001 -0400, you wrote:
When a Tomcat session times out does it send you to a preset
Is there a way to tell Tomcat to not cache
jsps? This would be useful while developing.
The basic .jsp include is not working on a tomcat-apache-solaris platform.
It does work on tomcat-NT-IIS platform and on tomcat-linux-apache.
No errors returned via http. The errors just don't show up.
Any ideas why? or how to troubleshoot?
%@ include file=headlines/feature_item.html %
ps when i view source on the page returned the include is there uninterpreted.
%@ include file=wrappers/head_l1.html %
At 11:08 AM 6/25/2001 -0400, you wrote:
The basic .jsp include is not working on a tomcat-apache-solaris platform.
It does work on tomcat-NT-IIS platform and on
How do you set up a 404 error page for tomcat?
I can't seem to find it.
i want to host 4 websites on a single machine using apache/tomcat.
(We have a seperate Oracle server.)
Reading through the documentation it looks to me like you need a seperate
instance of
tomcat for each virtual server. Is this the correct?
Would 4 different instances of tomcat bog down a
10 matches
Mail list logo
