On 19/7/09 04:56, Bill Davidson wrote:
Tomcat 6.0.18
Java 1.6.0_14
RedHat 5.2 Server
Oracle 10g
I've got an old web app that was originally spec'd in 1999. Last year, I
got
it migrated from Tomcat 3.2.4 for 6.0.16 and more recently from Java 1.4.2
to 1.6. I'm gradually trying to modernize it.
On 19/7/09 05:13, Lucas Vickers wrote:
For what it's worth.
Every now and then tomcat throws that exception again.
I then shut down tomcat, touch the .policy file, start tomcat, and it works.
Are you using a repackaged Tomcat or have you downloaded and installed
it yourself?
How, exactly,
Hi,
An osgi plugin for tomcat-6.0.18 is now available to use.
Key Features:
- Full compatibility with tomcat
- No more complex configuration for osgi environment
- No more huge war packages as it supporting deploy osgi applications
from repository by a deployment description file
I am starting using:
catalina.sh start
stopping with
catalina.sh stop
I don't even have a lib directory in my WEB-INF , just my class file :(
Does anyone on this list have any interest in being hired as a consultant?
At this point I have this security issue (which may or may not be a problem)
I see now. thanks
I refreshed the config file and I am still getting NULL connections to my
database.
Does anyone on this list have any interest in being hired as a consultant?
At this point I have a strange catalina.policy security issue (which may or
may not be a problem) and this database
We ran into an exact same problem. Our workarround hack classpath.bat and
classpath.sh works perfectly.
I also considered running down the ClassLoader route. That also works but
it felt more wrong.
I was just going to ask what the accepted way of doing this was but I think
I've got my answer.
Lucas Vickers wrote:
I see now. thanks
I refreshed the config file and I am still getting NULL connections to my
database.
Does anyone on this list have any interest in being hired as a consultant?
At this point I have a strange catalina.policy security issue (which may or
may not be a
Pid wrote:
There is/was a multi realm, but I think it's intended for use with an
SSL cert Form auth combination.
No. Realms do not care about the authentication mechanism. The new (in
6.0.20) CombinedRealm [1] could be used to merge two DataSourceRealms. A
combined Realm will work with *any*
Mark Thomas wrote:
Alternatively, you could use a database view to present the two sets of
users as a single table.
What about duplicated user names between the two sides?
There's also the need to make sure that the admin side servlets are
not accessible to the public side and vice versa and
mgainty wrote:
the inherent problem with multi-threaded model vs prefork n processes
http://blog.zakame.net/tips/apache2-worker-lowmem
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Web_Servers/Apache/Q_24192924.html
rule seems to be more than 1 CPU go with worker
1 CPU
James Abley wrote:
mgainty wrote:
the inherent problem with multi-threaded model vs prefork n processes
http://blog.zakame.net/tips/apache2-worker-lowmem
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Web_Servers/Apache/Q_24192924.html
rule seems to be more than 1
On 19/7/09 18:52, Bill Davidson wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
Alternatively, you could use a database view to present the two sets of
users as a single table.
What about duplicated user names between the two sides?
That might not be an issue if admin users don't use the public site, and
vice
From: Lucas Vickers [mailto:lucasvick...@gmail.com]
Subject: Re: tomcat 6 database pooling, DataSource returning NULL
connection
I refreshed the config file and I am still getting NULL connections
to my database.
Just for completeness, check the security policy in the JRE/JDK you're using.
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