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I think, because you
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Snookered ;)
Dont think you can do that..
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(/);
MEL just told me thatcontext.getServletContextName()
is easier ;)
Than last folder is the context name...
Some String parsing and you got it ;)
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Having a separate TC, (not using
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Johnny Kewl wrote:
I dont think you can do what you want to...
I dont think you can use web based DIGEST
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The way you are doing it,
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At the bottom of this, I
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mail addresses.
I have a feeling if the from address doesnt match your domain name, will get
sent to junk.
guessing ;)
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New Rev4 of the unusual POJO application server for Tomcat.
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New Rev4 of the unusual POJO application server for Tomcat.
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Thank you for taking such an interst in the little application server for
Tomcat
There is now a better way than sending me emails direct.
It has its own mailing list
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Thank you
I'd like to show you guys something that I think may blow your minds.
Firstly let me just say that I call myself a hobbyist, dont consider myself in
the same league as the guru's that work on Tomcat and Apache, but I do spend an
enormous amount of time playing with technology. One can almost
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. thus the
need to do the above Tomcat at the extreme ;)
So, what do you think... ok... or crazy ;)
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Hi, Kristian... listen I dont use Tomcats built in clustering, so I dont
know anything about it.
However below is the actual code that is giving you that error message and
it seems that clustering properties must not be set in CATALINA_OPTS.
Unfortunately you didnt post all your CATALINA_OPTS
So many ways. pick one
http://localhost:8080/manager/list
Will give you the stuff in a browser, for the domain.
If you look at the file name under Tomcat 5.5.23/conf/Catalina/host
They are the loaded WebApps little bit of code will get it for you
Maybe Dir *.* filename will
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Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 2:10 AM
Subject: Serving ActiveX from Tomcat ?
Hi - Sorry to be asking a dumb question; but, maybe the answer is simple
and
fast and will save me even more hours.
I'm
I dont know ActiveMQ but I think you will have to allow any WebApp that
needs it, to start it, if its not already running I think you have 2
options, create a custom JNDI object or create a singleton start up object
in common/lib, here is an article
Guys I like this so much, I couldnt wait for a patch, or possible fix.
The problem with the above KLUDGE is that the fix is internal to TC, and
if
you try incorporate it, you will find you have to pull in half of Tomcats
jars to make it work.
Its never a good idea to include those jars directly
, in the valve is request.getPrincipal returns null, then
redirect them to a URL that is protected by your web.xml and requires a
login.
remember to not trigger the valve on the protected urls
Johnny Kewl john at kewlstuff.co.za writes:
Doug, I have never tried this, so as usual, I guessing
Guys I like this so much, I couldnt wait for a patch, or possible fix.
The problem with the above KLUDGE is that the fix is internal to TC, and if
you try incorporate it, you will find you have to pull in half of Tomcats
jars to make it work.
Its never a good idea to include those jars directly
Doug, I have never tried this, so as usual, I guessing here.
I dont think you are going to come right with the standard valves, nor do I
think you should try make a custom valve.
Rather look at filters, they not much more difficult to make than a normal
servlet, and you will find tons of stuff
Hi MARK... I managed to break the thread please see the KLUDGE: WebDav -
mapping question post.
I had a look at the code (just enuf to find a kludge) but what actually
happens is that the WebDavServlet passes a GET onto the Default servlet.
If its a /yada/ it treats that as a folder
David, just wondering I see you Jakarta, Slide is probably your
project...
I had a quick look, looks like a webdav, come file server.
Tomcat is Jakarta right? so I'm just wondering why you guys dont talk
about a common webdav module ie a tomact user adds a few more modules
and gets
/) as not being a WEB
Folder?
So I'm wondering if this mapping is illegal from the point of view of the
webdav servlet or its a problem with MS Web Folders?
Thx
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Hi Mohammed,
Cant say I really understand the question
In general this is what the Session Objects are for
So say you have a servlet and a JSP page and say the servlet makes the
bean with the Array List in it then if you
session.setAttribute(MyBean, MyBean);
you can get it
if this mapping is illegal from the point of view of the
webdav servlet or its a problem with MS Web Folders?
Thx
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Richard, all sounds very strange, I think post your config data...
It sounds like its not authenticating, and that somehow the error page is
mapped to the servlet... something like that.
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Mladen, you very modest, your Mod_jk is magic.
As an outside independent user, I think that with time the selection between
mod_proxy and mod_jk will make little difference from a pure geek
perspective.
I have tried both, and I did have problems bringing machines back up on
mod_proxy... it
Mladen you very modest... your mod_jk is great.
I think the choice is easy, as long as you got someone making a cool apache
module especially for tomcat users, I think we very fortunate.
Maybe mod_proxy with other servlet containers, mod_jk is extremely good with
TC, even if you do crazy
If you really want a company, theres SUN and IBM.
But there are some terrific people on this group, guys that actually write
the code for tomcat, so you've came to the right place.
If you could give some idea of location... an Apache developer may be in
your area.
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Hello,
I can't find a way to do a simple thing - access raw postdata in
servlet
and are looking to replace about 45 applications that
are
running on websphere 5.1 with tomcat.
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If you really want a company, theres SUN and IBM.
But there are some terrific people on this group, guys that actually
write
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Hi,
I have been searching for a solution to this problem for a while, but
it's
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I am going to re-word the question from the last thread to ask not how to
do what I
Ok I still have no idea how to use portlets... but found an easy way to get
going on TC
Download OpenPortal Deployer
https://portlet-container.dev.java.net/
Install the OpenPortal project using these instructions on TC
https://portlet-container.dev.java.net/public/TomcatInstallation.html
In
Done a little more research on portlets but still havnt got the things
running on my dev environment
If you wondering what a portlet is here are two very interesting flash
video's
http://portalpack.netbeans.org/files/documents/212/1236/plugindemo_deployment_management.htm
Here is something I think anyone that loves tomcat and wishes it had a lite
pojo container, may like.
http://coolese.100free.com/files/quick_tutorial.htm
Its a little something I being playing with and slowly developing for Tomcat,
and its rather radical it a POJO container.
Its really just
Hi Bill almost missed your reply...
I'm subscribed to so many mailing lists, my incoming mail is starting to
look like a flash animation...
Briefly, yes... I am looking at it
or more accurately I'm struggling with a cool exciting concept
Goes something like this auto JK config
This is the kind of thing tomcat cant really do for you and it depends
very much on the sophistication needed.
One dirty trick, is to change the web.xml file slightly, when TC gets a
little quiet time it will reload the whole web app, ie when its able to shed
all classes dont really
Joseph, I looked at this once and remember seeing a good article somewhere,
sure if you google for Tomcat and valve you will find it.
The best way is actually to download the source code and just copy an
existing one that is close to what you looking for, you will then also pick
up on all the
Hi Axel, just out of curiosity, had a look at what you waffling on about,
coz I've never done portlets.
It's interesting but it actually looks like a nightmare
I did find a link that I think will help...
http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/spring/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=3089
Hi Jacob. thanks
There is tons of literature on it, but boy its like looking for a needle in
a hay stack actually finding one that clearly uses all this technology
For the interested. I found one
http://www.claudehussenet.com/portal/Welcome.do
I read the complex spec and look at
Thanks for explaining how you use it
Think you absolutely right, having a standard in a large institution is
probably the governing concern.
Now that I know what a portlet is, the next time I stick a hidden field in a
form to control the backend logic and flow control, or include one JSP
Nathan, you should still be able to get to the manager from
http://localhost:8080/manager/html
If you messing around with the ROOT config, its a little tricky because its
precompiled.
The easiest way to change ROOT, is to just make a webapp with the name ROOT
and an empty context path do
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