I am not sure which is the port ,I got the port (18443) from tomcat default SSL
configuration that was commented in the server.xml
but in my windows I used 443 port and it worked well.
Thanks,
***Shyam***
From: "Caldarale, Charles R"
To: Tomcat Users List
Se
> From: Shyam Kumar [mailto:shyamkuma...@ymail.com]
> Subject: Re: SSL Configuration with in Tomcat
> I moved it to my production server(Linux).But I configured it to use SSL port
> 8443, But when I try calling url from browser (https://www.cogbooks.com)
You need to include the port you configu
Hi,
I moved it to my production server(Linux).But I configured it to use SSL port
8443, But when I try calling url from browser (https://www.cogbooks.com)
I get page not available error.Please see my below configuration
Please help me to resolve this
Thanks,
Shyam
2013/10/3 Arnab Majumder :
> Hi ,
>
> I am using Apache Tomcat 8.0.0-RC3 Server and spring dispatcher servlet . I
> am getting 403 forbidden while using HTTP PUT method but HTTPGET method is
> working properly. I am trying to solve this with security constraint but it
> is giving me 409 conflict
Steve Arch (sarch) wrote:
I've found a bit more explanation. You are indeed correct - AWS has their own
custom tomcat startup scripts that override the default tomcat startup scripts
to handle the quotes. The yum update reverts to the default tomcat scripts and
introduces the ambiguity.
Thank
Arnab Majumder wrote:
Hi ,
I am using Apache Tomcat 8.0.0-RC3 Server and spring dispatcher servlet . I am getting 403 forbidden while using HTTP PUT method but HTTPGET method is working properly. I am trying to solve this with security constraint but it is giving me 409 conflict error because I
I meant to. For some reason when I hit 'reply' it replied to only you rather
than the whole mailing list as it had previously done. Apologies.
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Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2013 6:00 PM
To: Steve Arch (sarch
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Steve,
Please post-back to the list instead of individual members of the
community. The Tomcat users' list isn't a place to get hooked-up with
people who can help you... it's to get help from the community. By
replying to me privately you are 1) rob
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Steve,
(Bringing your reply back on-list.)
On 10/3/13 11:40 AM, Steve Arch (sarch) wrote:
> I trimmed the running process line to strip out our private stuff
> (like our AWS keys!) and must have snipped out the logging
> parameters too. As I said,
I've found a bit more explanation. You are indeed correct - AWS has their own
custom tomcat startup scripts that override the default tomcat startup scripts
to handle the quotes. The yum update reverts to the default tomcat scripts and
introduces the ambiguity.
Thanks for the help.
Steve
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Steve,
On 10/3/13 11:12 AM, Steve Arch (sarch) wrote:
>>> AWS's tools pass the values to tomcat.
>
>> This is not an adequate description. Tomcat must be launched by
>> some mechanism, such as the java executable, JSVC service
>> wrapper, class lo
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Arnab,
On 10/3/13 9:46 AM, Arnab Majumder wrote:
> I am using Apache Tomcat 8.0.0-RC3 Server and spring dispatcher
> servlet . I am getting 403 forbidden while using HTTP PUT method
> but HTTPGET method is working properly. I am trying to solve thi
>> AWS's tools pass the values to tomcat.
>This is not an adequate description. Tomcat must be launched by some
>mechanism, such as the java executable, JSVC service wrapper, class loading
>from some already >running Java application, etc. What's being used here?
OK, in this case 'magic' is b
> From: Steve Arch (sarch) [mailto:sa...@cisco.com]
> Subject: RE: Different handling of -Dfoo="bar" between versions
> AWS's tools pass the values to tomcat.
This is not an adequate description. Tomcat must be launched by some
mechanism, such as the java executable, JSVC service wrapper, clas
AWS's tools pass the values to tomcat. I supply a set of key:value pairs and
AWS (ElasticBeanstalk) passes them to tomcat via the command line. I can find
out how they are set with ps and it shows that they are getting passed as:
-Dfoo="bar"
The System.getProperty call was just to demonstrate
> From: Steve Arch (sarch) [mailto:sa...@cisco.com]
> Subject: Different handling of -Dfoo="bar" between versions
> I've noticed the following disparity between using two different
> versions of Tomcat when setting system properties using -D.
On the face of it, this is not related to Tomcat.
>
OK, thanks. Bug has been raised with AWS:
https://forums.aws.amazon.com/message.jspa?messageID=492286#492286
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From: Mikolaj Rydzewski [mailto:m...@ceti.pl]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2013 3:29 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Different handling of -Dfoo="bar" betw
On 03.10.2013 16:21, Steve Arch (sarch) wrote:
If I pass in -Dfoo="bar" into Tomcat, and then look up the value of
I believe, that one has to use quotes in command line parameters to
surround whole parameter, not only its part. Thus following are correct:
"-Dfoo=bar" "-Dfoo=bar bar"
while
I've noticed the following disparity between using two different versions of
Tomcat when setting system properties using -D.
If I pass in -Dfoo="bar" into Tomcat, and then look up the value of the 'foo'
system property, I get different results depending on which version of Tomcat I
use.
Tomcat 7
Hi ,
I am using Apache Tomcat 8.0.0-RC3 Server and spring dispatcher servlet . I am
getting 403 forbidden while using HTTP PUT method but HTTPGET method is working
properly. I am trying to solve this with security constraint but it is giving
me 409 conflict error because I am using spring dispa
Hi Christopher,
I've deployed the test app on one of my test boxes (sorry, no DNS - only
IP-Address):
http://178.238.228.136:8080/TestServlet
Dump of TestServlet.java:
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.annotati
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Shyam,
On 10/3/13 12:09 AM, Shyam Kumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Finally I got it worked in my tomcat5. I removed element
> and configured keystorefile and keystorepass in
> element. Then It worked for me
If you really are a beginner and staring fresh,
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Stefan,
On 10/3/13 5:40 AM, Stefan Haberl wrote:
> I've created a minimal test case to isolate the problem. The
> TestServlet is not doing much but invalidating sessions, generating
> new ones and checking if the new one gets a different ID than th
3 okt 2013 06.09 Shyam Kumar:
> Hi,
>
> Finally I got it worked in my tomcat5.
> I removed element and configured keystorefile and keystorepass in
> element.
> Then It worked for me
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> *Shyam*
Thanks Shyam for sharing your solution.
Hi all,
I've created a minimal test case to isolate the problem. The TestServlet is not
doing much but invalidating sessions, generating new ones and checking if the
new one gets a different ID than the old one (see attached WAR). IMHO I think
this could be a Tomcat bug?
Steps to reproduce the
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