with topic 'Comet: Unsufficiently
synchronized recycling decisions'.
Regards,
Matthias
-Original Message-
From: Reich, Matthias
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 10:54 AM
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: Web application receives request parameters sent
to another application on Tomcat 6
I am aware of that. We are printing request parameters inside Servlet's
doPost method.
Dejan
Len Popp wrote:
It is possible that Tomcat resuses request objects. I'm not sure it
does, but it might. For that reason, you're only allowed to use the
request object in your servlet's doGet or doPost
request parameters sent
to another application on Tomcat 6
I am aware of that. We are printing request parameters inside
Servlet's
doPost method.
Dejan
Len Popp wrote:
It is possible that Tomcat resuses request objects. I'm not sure it
does, but it might. For that reason, you're only
What connector are you using? ie, how does the Connector element look
in server.xml?
Filip
Dejan Krsmanovic wrote:
We have two applications running on the same Tomcat instance. These two
applications are used by completely different people and one of them has
much higher traffic than another
On 5/28/07, Dejan Krsmanovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have two applications running on the same Tomcat instance. These two
applications are used by completely different people and one of them has
much higher traffic than another one.
Recently we have upgraded to Tomcat 6.10 and start
Rashmi Rubdi wrote:
It is hard to tell what could be the problem without knowing full
details of how the 2 projects Host, Context etc are configured.
Are they at the ROOT context, or other Context?
No, they are on different contexts (not ROOT).
Are they on a virtual host or all of them on
It is possible that Tomcat resuses request objects. I'm not sure it
does, but it might. For that reason, you're only allowed to use the
request object in your servlet's doGet or doPost method, you can't
stash it somewhere (e.g. in the HttpSession) and access it later.
(This is mentioned in the
