Re: Servlet inter-communication

Leon Rosenberg ha scritto: Hmm... instead of using a 3-liner I'm supposed to plug in a whole container, even a lightweight one? What will come next? Installing Jboss for config-file-reading? You know; i really liked singleton when I used to be a Swing programmer. But it raises a serious

Tomcat 5.5 configuration problem

I like to define a HOST which is bound to one of my webapplications. I have the following directory structure: $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/app1 $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/app2 $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/app3 server.xml: Engine defaultHost=localhost name=Catalina Realm

mod_jk : connection aborted or network problems, but apache and tomcat are on the same machine??

Hello everyone, Watching the mod_jk logs I saw this: -- [Tue May 02 16:34:28 2006] [jk_ajp_common.c (1146)]: ERROR sending data to client. Connection aborted or network problems [Tue May 02 16:34:28 2006] [jk_ajp_common.c (1462)]: ERROR: Client connection aborted or network problems

Install Guide

Hi, I am a total newbie, so in advance I would like to apologise for my (dumb) questions. I am trying to install Tomcat (version 5.5.17) on SLES9 for the first time. Is there an installation guide I can follow that will help me with the installation and setup ? I know nothing about Tomcat, and

Re: Install Guide

Dirk Moolman wrote: I am trying to install Tomcat (version 5.5.17) on SLES9 for the first time. Is there an installation guide I can follow that will help me with the installation and setup ? I know nothing about Tomcat, and have to learn it from scratch. I have downloaded the binaries,

Re: Tomcat caching proprties file loaded with : myClass.getResourceAsStream( props.properties)

Use URL url = ServletContext.getResource(path) Where path is relative to the web root. Then you can open the URL and see the last modified date and reload if it changed with ServletContext.getResourceAsStream(path) (or by opening the URL) -TIm Chris Ward wrote: Thanks Filip, I

Apache, Tomcat, rewrite and jkmount

A strange problem occured to me. This is a part of my httpd.conf: VirtualHost *:81 ServerName hamsun RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^/victoria - [L,PT] RewriteRule (.*) /victoria$1 [L,PT] JkMount/* hamsunworker /VirtualHost It actually works in the

Re: Fw: JAVAHOME

But I think Tomcat doesn't need JDK. Instead, it needs a JRE to which JAVA_HOME, if specified, is pointing. OTOH, from 1.4.? in windows platform, JAVA_HOME is no more declared as environment variable but is read from registry, as stated by Marc. Marc Farrow wrote: Also, depending on the

JAAS DIGEST authentication Tomcat5.5.17

I have Tomcat working with FORM and BASIC authentication. All is OK for this 2 modes. When i try with DIGEST and insert digest=MD5 in the JAAS realm i have the error copied in attach. IS Digest supported with JAAS in this Tomcat version ??? What can i do ? Is it a bug ? or a configuration pb ??

RE: how to configure servlets within same webapp to listen to different local ports?

Multiple connectors is designed for allowing different protocols to access tomcat, for instance AJP 1.2, AJP1.3, HTTP, HTTPS, etc. Having multiple services is designed so that you can create multiple separate instances of tomcat within itself without the overhead of having to reload the extra

Tomcat 5.5.1.7 on Windows - need help with IIS redirector2.dll

If I have IIS and Tomcat on 2 seperate Windows servers - What must I install on the IIS server? Do I ONLY need the redirector2.dll, workers2.properties, uriworkermap.properties, registry changes, and virtual directory?..or must I also install an instance of the Tomcat application on the IIS

Re: Allow web access to /WEB-INF?

Do you have an Apache up front as a reverse proxy? If so, you could make a separate mapping there... Andrew On 03/05/2006, at 6:12 PM, Dong, Roland wrote: Is there a way to have web access to /WEB-INF? I want to have this capability to access a directory under /WEB-INF by URL. Is there a

User WEb Applications

Hi, once again, I'm out of luck with my network quieries, I'll never get it right, when it comes to asking the right questions (in Google) ... I wanted to search the mail lists, but how? The search goes to google ... I'm running tomcat5.0 on FC4 (linux) with java 1.5 (from SUN). I'm trying to

want to know who are visiting my website

Hi Everybody, I need small help from you. I have a website, which run on Apache server. My webpages all are build only using Html and Javascript. I did n't used any Dynamic pages. Here i want to track down the visitors who are visiting my site(i want there IP), how can i do this. I also want to

RE: Install Guide

Dirk Moolman wrote: I am trying to install Tomcat (version 5.5.17) on SLES9 for the first time. Is there an installation guide I can follow that will help me with the installation and setup ? I know nothing about Tomcat, and have to learn it from scratch. I have downloaded the binaries,

[OT] RE: want to know who are visiting my website

From: balaraju mandala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I need small help from you. I have a website, which run on Apache server. You're not running Tomcat; this is not the list to ask. Ask on an Apache-related list. Be prepared for a considerable amount of server-side coding. -

RE: want to know who are visiting my website

From: balaraju mandala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I need small help from you. I have a website, which run on Apache server. My webpages all are build only using Html and Javascript. I did n't used any Dynamic pages. Here i want to track down the visitors who are visiting my site(i want

RE: want to know who are visiting my website

/var/log/httpd/access_log Find a log analyzer log Webalizer to give you the statistics you are looking for. Chris Berthold IT Systems Analyst Commercial Refrigerator Door Company 941 . 371 . 8110 x 205 -Original Message- From: balaraju mandala [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday,

Re: User WEb Applications

Robert Frank wrote: I'm trying to set up the standalone server such that users can install and deply webapplications in their home directory (this is for a lab). Heh... Container stability during development for a single user is hard enough than to have to worry about what your other lab

Single Sign-off?

I'm using the single signon authenticator for cross-web-app authentication. For logoff, I was simply killing the session. But that only kills the one session where the call was made. How do I log a user off of all logged on sessions? Thanks.

Re: NPE: outputStream is null in InternalOutputBuffer - why?

Answering my own question, and asking another: I have this line in finally{} of Servlet.processRequest(): response.flushBuffer(); //if response.getWriter() was never called, then this method call will result in NPE. Is this proper behavior or should I file a bug report? Nikita Tovstoles

Crashing Tomcat 4.1 on Debain

Hello all, I am fighting the whole day log against Tomcat 4.1 and can't get it started. I'm running a debian system Kernel 2.4.27-2-686-smp sarge on an Intel Dual Xeon. Tomcat is needed as basis for the Installation of OpenNMS, so I followed the the installation manual of OpenNMS at

Re: Install Guide

Dirk Moolman wrote: When I start Tomcat, it seems to start, but then it dies again. I get the following message in the catalina log file: This release of Apache Tomcat was packaged to run on J2SE 5.0 or later. It can be run on earlier JVMs by downloading and installing a compatibility

Re: User WEb Applications

You might try writing some script they can use that will create a symlink in the webapps directory to their home directory: #!/bin/csh # do whatever needed to write to directory and read or prompt for user directory # maybe some other logging or setup ??? cd /usr/local/tomcat/webapps #create

RE: User WEb Applications

If on mod_jk in his case: JkMount /* worker name would cover all applications regardless of how many apps he had on there. And in the case of virtual host names you could do a set of wild card hosts to simplify the process in apache. In DNS you would have *.tomcat.mydomain.com point to the

RE: NPE: outputStream is null in InternalOutputBuffer - why?

Nikita, I'm not sure if your code lines are just written request but they are really response like in your final email, but here goes. I haven't written servlets themselves in a really long time. Too much time wasted redoing all the fancy stuff things like Spring and Struts already do for me.

RE: User WEb Applications

Eww Eww even better idea. Add on mod_rewrite and you solution could be as simple as adding the symlinks like Mike was talking about. VirtualHost IP Address:80 ServerName www.tomcat.mydomain.com ServerAlias *.tomcat.mydomain.com DocumentRoot /www/tomcat.mydomain.com/html

Intalling two SSL certificates

Hi you smart people: I have: - One server running Tomcat 5.5 over Windows. - Two IP addresses. - Two domains, one for each IP address. - Two SSL certificates one for each domain. Goal: Intall two SSL certificates in the same server, but working for two different IP addresses and domains. I

should I call Servlet.destroy() if response.getWriter().checkError() is true?

I read somewhere that if response.getWriter().checkError() returns true servlet should terminate. Do you think terminate means simply return or actually Servlet.destroy()? thanks -nikita - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

Re: Intalling two SSL certificates

On 5/4/06, Jorge Isaac Martínez Hatch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Two IP addresses. - Two domains, one for each IP address. - Two SSL certificates one for each domain. Goal: Intall two SSL certificates in the same server, but working for two different IP addresses and domains. I tried to

RE: should I call Servlet.destroy() if response.getWriter().checkError() is true?

I would have to think it would set the the http status to 500 and then return. Servlet.destroy() is called when the container decides that servlet object should be unloaded. Chris Berthold IT Systems Analyst Commercial Refrigerator Door Company 941 . 371 . 8110 x 205 -Original Message-

RE: Intalling two SSL certificates

Multiple IP addresses is a must to have multiple certificates. I only have one SSL certificate setup so I'm going based on theory here. My summation of what you would need to do is setup two HTTPS connectors with IP based hosting turned on. Each keystore needs to be separate. Don't forget to do

RE: should I call Servlet.destroy() if response.getWriter().checkError() is true?

Ok I checked a little further into it because I honestly couldn't remember what it was supposed to do. A PrintWriter that is being used by a servlet to send character data never throws any exceptions. The checkError() method is supposed to flush the remaining output and if there was a problem

Re: Crashing Tomcat 4.1 on Debain

I think the easiest way is to throw away the packages and download and install a CLEAN jdk from sun and a tar.gz-iped tomcat version from tomcat.apache.org. I also use debian (etch) and everything java-related in debian packages is simply sick :-) regards Leon P.S. Of course you could try

Limiting the number of connection threads per application

We have 2 applications installed inside the same Tomcat 5.0 instance app1 and app2. URL app1.url.com is for app1 and app2.url.com is for app2. Both URLs have the same ip address but still hit port 80. The maxThreads for the connector is set to 100. The problem we are experiencing is that app2

Re: Limiting the number of connection threads per application

On 04 May 2006, Ken Dombeck said: We have 2 applications installed inside the same Tomcat 5.0 instance app1 and app2. URL app1.url.com is for app1 and app2.url.com is for app2. Both URLs have the same ip address but still hit port 80. The maxThreads for the connector is set to 100. The

Re: Crashing Tomcat 4.1 on Debain

Leon Rosenberg schrieb: I think the easiest way is to throw away the packages and download and install a CLEAN jdk from sun and a tar.gz-iped tomcat version from tomcat.apache.org. I also use debian (etch) and everything java-related in debian packages is simply sick :-) regards Leon P.S.

Re: Limiting the number of connection threads per application

On 5/4/06, Ken Dombeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks. The problem with this solution is that the end user will then see the SC_SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE error. The desired behavior is for the users request to wait until a thread is freed up to process their request. Is there way to do that? Not

CGI's not working after following documentation instructions

Hi, I've just installed the latest version of Tomcat in Windows XP and I'm trying to enable CGI's. I've followed the instructions in the documentation ad done the following: - Renamed servlets-cgi.renametojar to servlets-cgi.jar - Uncommented the references to CGi in conf/web.xml both servlet

5.5.17, Fedora 5, Selinux

Is anybody running TC 5.5.17 on Fedora 5? I'm having problems with selinux. If I turn selinux off, everything's fine. Does anybody know how to disable it specifically for Tomcat or Java? I'm getting messages like the following. It's some kind of execmem test which I don't know how to turn

Re: CGI's not working after following documentation instructions

Hi, Problem solved I thought I was using the latest version but I wasn't 5.5.17 is now the latest, and I was using 5.5.16. With version 5.5.17 the problem doesn't exist. Pedro Silva Problem Hi, I've just installed the latest version of Tomcat in Windows XP and I'm trying to enable CGI's.

Re: Crashing Tomcat 4.1 on Debain

Min, You commited what is known as thread stealing. Read the FAQs. When you want to submit a new question/topic then send a clean email to users@tomcat.apache.org and DO NOT REPLY to someone else's post. On 5/4/06, Min Huang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've been stumped on a (what seems to

win2k3 and /3GB, /PAE swith

Hello, Can anyone tell me if Tomcat 5+ supports the /3GB switch on windows server 2003 and if the /PAE is supported? Thanks, Brian EMC² - Documentum: The Leader in Enterprise Content Management Brian Guy Architect Phone: 281.645.6720 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: want to know who are visiting my website

Thank you and sorry for wrong posting.

problem with connection pooling tomcat 5.0

Hi all I'm not sure if this is realy the right user list for it but I try it. My Problem is that I use connection pooling with tomcat 5.0 and a oracle database. My Problem is now I got the error message maximum open cursors exceeded after a while. So I checked this and actually I always close

tomact 4.31 X11 problem on Solaris 10

Hi all I am running tomcat 4.* on solaris 10 Same setup is on RHEL 4 I have tesed jsp program on Linux In that i am opening applet window with some pictures Same progarm i am not able to run on Solaris 10 on olaris i am getting following error Please help me Thanks in advancd exception

Re: problem with connection pooling tomcat 5.0

Most probably this is the problem with your database jobs or stored procedures, which are leaving the cursors around before exiting. As I know, there is no such flag to say to tomcat. Another thing is, whether you are trying with load test, then that may be resonable. In that case, you can