Hello,
I've used tomcat to run some naive servlets, and now I need to do something
more complicated. I need to be able to distribute my service. Clients
connect to a tomcat server and their requests are forwarded to a backend
server. I need to be able to distribute all this, so that clients
On 1/8/06, Zohar Amir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I've used tomcat to run some naive servlets, and now I need to do something
more complicated. I need to be able to distribute my service. Clients
connect to a tomcat server and their requests are forwarded to a backend
server. I need to be
Zohar,
Not exactly clear on your requirements. Do you care which backend server the
client is initially redirected to?
If not, then you can use a load balancer that supports session affinity.
It will use a load-balancing algorithm to initially decide which back-end
server to forward a particular
OK, I've looked through the docs and googled and I'm not having any luck
with this.
I have a brand new servlet for my webapp. I have it connected up and
running OK.
The problem is the forward to the JSP. I'm getting this error:
HTTP Status 404 - /visioneer/WEB-INF/SearchErrors.jsp
Thom Hehl wrote:
OK, I've looked through the docs and googled and I'm not having any luck
with this.
I have a brand new servlet for my webapp. I have it connected up and
running OK.
The problem is the forward to the JSP. I'm getting this error:
HTTP Status 404 -
On 1/8/06, Mark Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The servlet spec requires that no resources are served from the
WEB-INF directory for security reasons. Move the jsp to
/visioneer/SearchErrors.jsp and all should be fine.
But he's forwarding to it, which is allowed.
I think it should be:
Thanks for the response. I moved my JSPs to /visioneer and modified my
forward to:
String url = /visioneer/HomeSearch.jsp;
RequestDispatcher dispatcher =
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher(url);
dispatcher.forward(request, response);
And I now get this
On 1/8/06, Thom Hehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
String url = /visioneer/HomeSearch.jsp;
RequestDispatcher dispatcher =
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher(url);
dispatcher.forward(request, response);
And I now get this error:
*type* Status report
I am trying to deploy a client web-application to a distributed app which relies
on ActiveMQ as its core async messaging medium.
I have declared the appropriate resources in the GlobalNamingResources section
of server.xml and referenced them via ResourceLinks in the context.xml.
The
Wow! Thanks, that's it. I started without that, but added it when I was
having problems.
Thanks again!
Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 1/8/06, Thom Hehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
String url = /visioneer/HomeSearch.jsp;
RequestDispatcher dispatcher =
Hi all,
Some time ago I built Tomcat 5.5.12 from source with java 1.5.0_05 and then ran
it with the same java version (ie 1.5.0_05). However, our requirements have
changed since then and now I need to run Tomcat 5.5.12 in java 1.4.2_10.
I've dropped the content of the 'compat' directory into
now I am trying to compile Tomcat5.5.12 with java 1.4.2_10 and getting the
following error:
build-catalina-core:
[javac] Compiling 318 source files to
/home/aa05584/tmp/apache-tomcat-5.5.12-src_hasBuildWithJava1.4.2_10/jakarta-tomcat-5/build/classes
[javac]
Hi all,
I am very much new to TOMCAT application.
Many times my application on Tomcat gives outofmemory exception error and
application slow. I always have to restart the tomcat service to get my
application work smoothly. I have 2GB ram on application server as well as
database server.
Hi
How can i cretae exe file from java class file , so that i can run java
application without running java classfile from the command prompt. I just want
click on the icon to run it as we are all doing in windows.
thank you
kavall
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Yahoo!
kavallappa chiru ha scritto:
Hi
How can i cretae exe file from java class file , so that i can run java
application without running java classfile from the command prompt. I just
want click on the icon to run it as we are all doing in windows.
You don't need to create an exe file, take a
look for the unpackWar attribute of the standard
context container.
Where can I get a reference of all the possible
attributes I can set? The examples on the Tomcat sites
only shows a few.
Must the war be in the webapps subdir of the Tomcat
installation, or can it be anywhere? In Tomcat 4.1.x,
The requests from the client are made in distinct sessions. For each request
a new HTTP session may be created, but it would still need it to be directed
to the same tomcat (and to the same backend server) that handles it. The
session is identified with an HTTP header or an attribute in the
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