Trailing slash added

2007-01-13 Thread lightbulb432
I noticed that Tomcat adds a trailing slash automatically when it detects that the requested resource points to an existing directory. While I know that Apache web server offers plenty of configuration options to control and customize this behavior, I'm unfamiliar with similar customization

Re: run service in jdk 6

2007-01-13 Thread Jacob Rhoden
I have been using that configuration for a while with a medium traffic site no troubles so far. (: Kobe wrote: Hi - Are you using Tomcat5.x with JDK6 in production? Are there any problems to be concerned about? Thanks, Kobe Caldarale, Charles R wrote: From: kkus [mailto:[EMAIL

how do I get jsvc to use catalina.policy?

2007-01-13 Thread Jere Retzer
I've studied the documentation and this list but have not found a way to get jsvc to run with security using catalina.policy I did see two posts a couple years ago on Tomcat 4 on this subject but nothing since. I tried the technique he said work but it does not work with Tomcat 5.5.20 (linux)

installing a web application on apache tomcat

2007-01-13 Thread archana acharya
hello all, I am Archana Acharya, I am pursuing with final year BCA in India.As a part of my final term project I am required to install a web application in apache tomcat, by reading the documentation provided i understood that i have to set the context (specify the path) in a file called

Re: installing a web application on apache tomcat

2007-01-13 Thread Dhaval Patel
Hi, There are couple of ways to do it. Following are few of them: (1) Using Tomcat manager application to upload .war file for your application. (2) You can put your web application folder inside Tomcat webapps (TOMCAT_HOME\webapps). But you have to make sure that you use WEB-INF\web.xml

Re: installing a web application on apache tomcat

2007-01-13 Thread Anoop kumar V
I would suggest that you check out the samples that come installed with tomcat. Also - in tomcat all that matters is that you drop a war file (or a directory) containing required files according to the J2ee specs into the webapps directory. So it would be something like this: webapp +

RE: run service in jdk 6

2007-01-13 Thread Caldarale, Charles R
From: Kobe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: run service in jdk 6 Are you using Tomcat5.x with JDK6 in production? Are there any problems to be concerned about? Not in production, just testing. (Our production environment is a mainframe, and we haven't ported Java SE 6 to it yet.)

Re: run service in jdk 6

2007-01-13 Thread Leon Rosenberg
ported? as in crosscompiled / reimplemented the vm? Leon On 1/13/07, Caldarale, Charles R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Kobe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: run service in jdk 6 Are you using Tomcat5.x with JDK6 in production? Are there any problems to be concerned about? Not in

RE: run service in jdk 6

2007-01-13 Thread Caldarale, Charles R
From: Leon Rosenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: run service in jdk 6 ported? as in crosscompiled / reimplemented the vm? Much of the former, some of the latter (JIT, GC, threads, etc.). That's one of the things I get paid for. Tomcat and some of its add-ons make an excellent

Re: run service in jdk 6

2007-01-13 Thread Leon Rosenberg
awesome :-) Leon On 1/13/07, Caldarale, Charles R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Leon Rosenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: run service in jdk 6 ported? as in crosscompiled / reimplemented the vm? Much of the former, some of the latter (JIT, GC, threads, etc.). That's one of

Re: run service in jdk 6

2007-01-13 Thread John McPeek
Hey Chuck, That sounds like a cool job you have there, where do I sign up. :-) John From: Leon Rosenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: run service in jdk 6 ported? as in crosscompiled / reimplemented the vm? Much of the former, some of the latter (JIT, GC, threads, etc.).