Getting occasional NPE immediately after jboss
startup, any idea what's causing this ?
2006-04-03 08:56:02,687 INFO {main}
[org.jboss.system.server.Server]
(ServerImpl.java:475) JBoss (MX MicroKernel) [4.0.3SP1
(build:
CVSTag=JBoss_4_0_3_SP1 date=200510231751)] Started in
7m:6s:516ms
2006-04-03
Hello,
I would like to get list of sessions, which Tomcat are managed.
I see, that I can use method findSessions() of StandardManager class, but I
don't how can I get an instance of this class.
All what I have is HttpServletRequest and HttpSession
Thanks
Bob,
Thanks. Unfortunately, I am running it on my laptop (Windows) where I
need to keep it for now as a dev environment. I run a small consulting
business, this is an on the side product that need to be run whenever
I can catch time.
I would love to be able to get Tomcat to tell me what it is
Hello Avi,
Avi Deitcher wrote:
Bob,
Thanks. Unfortunately, I am running it on my laptop (Windows) where I
need to keep it for now as a dev environment. I run a small consulting
business, this is an on the side product that need to be run whenever
I can catch time.
I would love to be able to
Boris,
Thank you, too. The main issue here is that I *do* want to separate my
webapp's logging from Tomcat's, so it can be fully self-contained.
Hence, I included log4j.jar and log4j.properties within my own webapp,
which should make a lot of sense. In the development case, I am pushing
the logs
Add to the weirdness. Following
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/logging.html I decided to try
and enable log4j logging in Tomcat itself via
commons/classes/log4j.properties and common/lib/log4j-1.2.8.jar,
figuring it would help me narrow it down. This, *too* causes Tomcat to
hang, at this
Hello Avi,
Avi Deitcher wrote:
Boris,
Thank you, too. The main issue here is that I *do* want to separate my
webapp's logging from Tomcat's, so it can be fully self-contained.
Hence, I included log4j.jar and log4j.properties within my own webapp,
which should make a lot of sense. In the
Boris,
Thank you, I should get to trying it this evening EDT.
One other thing I will try it enabling logging in core Tomcat from JDK
logging as opposed to log4j, to see if I can get Tomcat to tell me where
it is hanging. In the same vein, do you know if there is a truss-like
equivalent for
Dumb question perhaps, but has your disk got enough space?
Avi Deitcher wrote:
Boris,
Thank you, I should get to trying it this evening EDT.
One other thing I will try it enabling logging in core Tomcat from JDK
logging as opposed to log4j, to see if I can get Tomcat to tell me where
it
Hi,
I'm trying to limit the logging output to catalina.out by the
org.apache.catalina.core classes to only ERROR and FATAL. I changed
the value of org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[Catalina].[localhost].level
to ERROR, but there was no effect. What am I missing?
Best,
Garth
Hi Garth,
Garth Patil wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to limit the logging output to catalina.out by the
org.apache.catalina.core classes to only ERROR and FATAL. I changed
the value of
org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[Catalina].[localhost].level
to ERROR, but there was no effect. What am I
Thanks Boris!
One follow up question. That works for ERROR and FATAL, but is there
any way to suppress ERROR and only show FATAL?
Best,
Garth
On 7/2/06, Boris Unckel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Garth,
Garth Patil wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to limit the logging output to catalina.out by the
How would that translate to doing the same thing with embedded Tomcat?
-Original Message-
From: Boris Unckel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 1:08 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Suppressing log output to ERROR
Hi Garth,
Garth Patil wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying
Not a dumb question at all; isn't it often the obvious?
I actually am low on disk space, but not low enough that it should
matter. Still, I will clean up an extra 1GB just to see.
Pid wrote:
Dumb question perhaps, but has your disk got enough space?
Avi Deitcher wrote:
Boris,
Thank you, I
I misspoke. Over 2GB free on the disk. Not a ton, but more than enough
for logs. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
Pid wrote:
Dumb question perhaps, but has your disk got enough space?
Avi Deitcher wrote:
Boris,
Thank you, I should get to trying it this evening EDT.
One other thing I
Hello Boris,
Not much luck. I verified that I am running the latest versions of
commons-logging and log4j. I kept log4j direct in the webapp to avoid
any chance of commons-logging getting confused, as described in the
article below. I also removed any reference to log4j or commons-logging
from
To add to it: I kept two webapps running and had them
System.out.println(logger), where each is in the same category/class, to
check that each one is running its own; it is. I then removed every
webapp I could and ran it again with just the simple filter + index.jsp
to check. Same result. Sigh.
--- Avi Deitcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To add to it: I kept two webapps running and had
them
System.out.println(logger), where each is in the
same category/class, to
check that each one is running its own; it is. I
then removed every
webapp I could and ran it again with just the simple
Wade,
Definitely no CPU spin. I also checked for some weird JDK dependency
(say, 1.5.0 vs 1.5.0_02 vs 1.5.0_07), but all give the same.
I modifed logging.properties in conf/ and had it dump ALL. Here is where
it hangs, right after I had it spit out the first logger.debug(some
message) in one of
And Wade Chandler definitely wins the prize!
I spent days tracking down, comparing exactly how NetBeans starts it up
vs. how I do it from command prompt, and everything is identical.
However, NetBeans, when it starts, grabs stdout and pipes it to its own
in-memory cache (not sure exactly how).
Hi,
I am having trouble with saving the server.xml file after it has been
modified using the host-mananger and manager webapps.
I have looked through the source code of the 'admin' webapp and found
that it calls:
Registry registry = Registry.getRegistry();
MBeanServer server =
Hi,
I have a problem I've been struggling with for the last couple of hours.
Basically, I need to configure Tomcat (preferably using web.xml) to server
requests for CSS pages from a certain context path. For example, I want Tomcat
to serve the request for /css/styles.css from
After reading the entire thread, i am out of ideas as well ;o) stefan,
please post your issue+ solution when you have solved it .
Thanks
Markus Schönhaber wrote:
Stefan Wachter wrote:
the ldd command outputs the following dependencies:
libapr-1.so.0 =
Citiram Stanislav Komlenac [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I want to have 2 web applications on my web server. Idea si to
makde JDBC Realm unique for each web application. How can i do
this?
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/realm.html
The Realm Component
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You may nest a Realm
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