Yes, you must use different domains, but you can also used an engine
level cluster module,
Engine ...
Cluster
className=org.apache.catalina.cluster.tcp.SimpleTcpCluster /
Host name=test1.example.com appBase=webapps autoDeploy=false
Context docBase=/home/ronald/tmp/HEAD/crm/web path=
A forward simply passes the same request from f0.jsp along to f1.jsp.
Nobody actually requests f1.jsp, so you will not see such a request in the
access log. Had f0 redirected to f1 (response.sendRedirect(...f1.jsp))
then you would see a second request.
You should see both printlns in
Am Mittwoch, den 01.03.2006, 08:40 +0100 schrieb Leucht, Axel:
Hi,
I'm currently trying to protect a tomcat web-app via LDAP. This application
handled the protection against a LDAP server with a customized login
procedure before. As there is now some more sensible content in the web-app,
Yes, look at SimpleTcpCluster
private String getManagerName(String name, Manager manager) {
String clusterName = name ;
if(getContainer() instanceof Engine) {
Container context = manager.getContainer() ;
if(context != null context instanceof Context)
sweet!
Peter Rossbach wrote:
Yes, look at SimpleTcpCluster
private String getManagerName(String name, Manager manager) {
String clusterName = name ;
if(getContainer() instanceof Engine) {
Container context = manager.getContainer() ;
if(context !=
As a security concern, you might not want to allow full UTF-8 usernames.
There are a number of invisible characters (from the soft hyphen to various
connector characters) which people can use to spoof other users' names.
Daniel
-Original Message-
From: Mark Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi. When I compiled some classes using the ant task ReloadTask from the
sample build.xml, it doesn't reload
the new compiled classes in tomcat. The only way that I found it does that
is when I remove and reinstall the app.
Do I have to wait for that behaviour, or am I doing something wrong.
Thank
Hi -
I've never used context fragments to deploy before (have either put
context fragments into the server.xml, old tomcat4 style, or have used
web/ant interface for deployment, or just dropped wars into webapps).
so I'm now trying to use the context fragment method and have been
tearing my
Hi,
I have a simple web application which has two JSP
pages and some class files containing
implementation/logic. These are invoked from the JSP
files.
I want to store some values e.g. properties from a
properties files in the application scope (or alike)
so that in my class files I can read
