Mark,
I understand that no matter what the point of view is, there are
requirements as to what an application can package in order to correctly
run within Tomcat.
I appreciate the details and thank you for elaborating on it.
On Wed, Apr 6, 2022 at 2:35 AM Mark Thomas wrote:
> Your
> If you use a third-party package for Tomcat (e.g. apt-get), you may be
> seeing something coming from /them/. did you recently get any new
> updates from Ubuntu or any other repositories you use?
I don't have a record of specific updates, but I run `apt upgrade`
regularly and originally
"Make sure you have the same versions of libssl, libapr, and libtcnative
that you built yourself and not those that e.g. ship with the OS. Where
are all your .so files for libtcnative, libssl, and libapr?"
Do you know if there are instructions on building these, or where the .so
files normally
This sounds promising. i installed apr-devel and openssl-devel from yum
repositories, and built OpenSSL 3.0 and Tomcat Native from source. I think
i saw instructions for building APR from source also. So I will try that
and report back.
Is there any way to find out what versions are
Your application must not package any of the specification API jars
provided by Tomcat. That includes annotation-api.jar
Tomcat implements the specific version of the API defined by those jars.
You can't drop in a different API version and expect Tomcat to magically
implement that new version
