perhaps you could define in more detail what you mean by crash the server?
do you mean that it shows an error page?
or do you mean that it terminates the server?
in which piece of code are you requesting the non-existent file?
p
mast wrote:
But it s a recent version tomcat 5.5.20 and i
Hi Dave (again),
So... your Tomcat context config problem.
You've got mod_proxy setup to direct some requests to a Tomcat instance,
but you are sending those requests to a Tomcat that doesn't have any cfm
files in it's webapp.
try putting a single test.cfm (hello world type file) into the
When i mean crash the server it s simply that the tomcat server stop,
after the message file not found, the tomcat server simply stop (when i do
a ps it isn't there anymore)
the code i use is :
Source myfiletxt = new StreamSource(new File(/home/mast/myfile.txt));
whell the /home/mast/myfile.txt
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When i mean crash the server it s simply that the tomcat server stop,
after the message file not found, the tomcat server simply stop (when i do
a ps it isn't there anymore)
the code i use is :
Source myfiletxt = new StreamSource(new File(/home/mast/myfile.txt));
And
the line of the code is in a servlet i call mysite.com/myservlet
(but i don t have the exact line on me ) i will search it
the code i use is :
Source myfiletxt = new StreamSource(new File(/home/mast/myfile.txt));
And where is this line of code, in a servlet, a listener, where?
Yes but my question is why a simple servlet can cause the server to stop ?
is there a way to protect the tomcat server ?
i know i probably make a mistake in the code but it shouldn t affect the
server like that.
whereabouts, in the init method?
can you post the servlet code?
have you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes but my question is why a simple servlet can cause the server to stop ?
is there a way to protect the tomcat server ?
i know i probably make a mistake in the code but it shouldn t affect the
server like that.
If your code is badly constructed you can cause the
Hello,
I am trying to consume a web service. The operation returns array
of strings and when invoking the web service I am getting the
following error message:
Exception in thread main AxisFault
faultCode: {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.
userException
faultSubcode:
what a hell, i cant use JSF with my Tomcat 5.5.20 ???
Every JSF app i´ve try load on my deploy, happen this:
what can i do ??
i´m desesperate!!!
thanks.
type Exception report
message
description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it from
fulfilling this request.
Well of course but when you have many people using the server, such
problem could be very bad , as an admin of the server you can't just
verify each one code and can only touch the server :)
If your code is badly constructed you can cause the server to fail to
start properly. Fix your code, not
Hi,
I am creating a simple web application that will consist of a few servlets
and a MySQL database. I have installed tomcat and am using it in development
with the normal 'localhost' address but have not been able to find any good
tutorials on deploying the application to a web address such as
From: matthedude [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
have not been able to find any good
tutorials on deploying the application to a web address such as
'www.application.com' so that anyone on the internet can enter their
information.
Same as any other Web server, whether Apache, IIS, thttpd or
Buy the domain 'application.com'. After you buy it you will be able to
specify the ip address of the name server responsible for resolving
host names ending with 'application.com'.
Install a name server on your server, and register its ip address as
responsible for 'application.com' (you do that
matthedude schrieb:
Hi,
I am creating a simple web application that will consist of a few servlets
and a MySQL database. I have installed tomcat and am using it in development
with the normal 'localhost' address but have not been able to find any good
tutorials on deploying the application to a
Sorry, I should have been more clear. ColdFusion is properly processing files
that are in the Tomcat webapp directory.
Here is where I currently am:
If I put a cfm template into my httpd virtual site webroot ex:
http://virtualsite1/helloworld.cfm
Hello All,
I am facing a peculiar issue in my server running Apache Tomcat/5.5.9.
I have a Tomcat server setup with 8080 and 8443 ports listening for http and
https connections.
When I access the tomcat welcome page hosted in my server as below,
http://servername:8080 OR https://servername:8443
From: uday shankar Aghalaya boregowda
http://servername:8443
So. You're asking for regular HTTP over a HTTPS port. You'll see the
first few bytes of the negotiation, then the protocol will stop.
Use https://servername:8443 - note the s.
Please let me know if there is any solution for this
uday shankar Aghalaya boregowda wrote:
I am facing a peculiar issue in my server running Apache Tomcat/5.5.9.
I have a Tomcat server setup with 8080 and 8443 ports listening for http
and https connections.
When I access the tomcat welcome page hosted in my server as below,
Hi all:
I just got this working, so I thought of posting a small howto for the list :)
An apache instance (httpd) that serves http://localhost/examples/
where /examples is served by two Tomcat instances (if one is
down/unavailable, then httpd
To Whom It May Concern,
With the recent changes in Daylight Savings Time, business are now
attempting to determine which software is DST compliant and what is not.
Would someone please let me know what versions of Apache Tomcat are DST
(2007) compliant, or if not, what patches are available to
Tomcat is Daylight Savings Time compatible if the JVM it is running on is.
-Tim
Cory L Tryon wrote:
To Whom It May Concern,
With the recent changes in Daylight Savings Time, business are now
attempting to determine which software is DST compliant and what is not.
Would someone please let me
Hello All,
Just a clarification on this again as I see some mails asking for info.
I am aware, that I am trying to access the tomcat with the url, which is
erroneous
i.,e http://servername:8443
Is there any way I can handle this scenario and send a page not found or any
other standard errors
Cory L Tryon wrote:
To Whom It May Concern,
With the recent changes in Daylight Savings Time, business are now
attempting to determine which software is DST compliant and what is not.
Would someone please let me know what versions of Apache Tomcat are DST
(2007) compliant, or if not, what
uday shankar Aghalaya boregowda wrote:
Just a clarification on this again as I see some mails asking for info.
I am aware, that I am trying to access the tomcat with the url, which is
erroneous i.,e http://servername:8443
Is there any way I can handle this scenario and send a page not found
I'm resubmitting this since we didn't get any response from the original
posting. In the meantime, we've tried duplicating the problem in a
non-production environment, but have been unsuccessful in reproducing the problem.
The problem, again, is that users with established sessions on one of
From: uday shankar Aghalaya boregowda
i.,e http://servername:8443
Is there any way I can handle this scenario and send a page
not found or any other standard errors to the user instead of
making him see the junk characters or having him to download
a junk file(as in firefox)
No. By
mod_jk seems to fail if not in debug mode
I've set up my Apache/Tomcat servers and it seems to be working. However, in my
httpd.conf if I use JkLogLevel info I get the following messages in my
mod_jk.log file:
[Tue Feb 13 08:08:45 2007] [24399:46784] [info]
We want to convert an application currently based on JServ to Tomcat.
Does Tomcat allow you to rotate servers using a soft shutdown that
routes new sessions to a different container while continuing to support
existing sessions?
Thanks,
-- Scott.
--
Scott Danforth, Ph.D.
Director of
In Tomcat 5.5.9 (JDK 1.6.0, WinXP) I have a 'webapps2'
folder alongside the default 'webapps', and server.xml
has
Host name=localhost appBase=webapps ...
Context path=/myapp docBase=../webapps2/myapp ... /
which works as intended, but originally I used an absolute
path e.g.
Host
Hello Thomas,
We will need more information to help you. The stack trace that is
shown in the browser for a JSF exception is almost never useful
information for debugging. Pull out the whole stack trace from the
log file and send that. The log should show three stack traces; it is
the third
Hi:
Earlier today, I managed to get a Tomcat cluster fronted by httpd 2.2,
and with mod_jk as the load balancer. I followed the documentation,
had to change the worker from worker1 to router in one place, and was
able to get everything working.
When I run both the Tomcat instances on the same
Please keep the discussion on the list.
Udayshankar A B. wrote:
To give you a brief overview of the product we are building, it provides
flexibility to the admins to configure their own port number to secure/un
secure communication, of course modifying the server.xml file.
(This comes with a
Hi folks, I've been having some issues anyway with Oracle in my Java app the
last week or so.
Originally, I thought it was due to some references where I was using the old
sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver rather than the thin Oracle driver.
So in any reference I had this, I've switched it to the
Are you able to connect to the Oracle box using sqlplus from the tomcat box?
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All,
In writing unit tests for velocity tools, I needed a component to help
mock-up URLConnection objects, so I built this tool.
The project can be found here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tuc
I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions for
only periodically.
-Original Message-
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Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 1:35 PM
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: Tomcat load up error, w/ Oracle
Are you able to connect to the Oracle box using sqlplus from the tomcat box?
Dave Shuck wrote:
Sorry, I should have been more clear. ColdFusion is properly processing files
that are in the Tomcat webapp directory.
Here is where I currently am:
If I put a cfm template into my httpd virtual site webroot ex:
http://virtualsite1/helloworld.cfm
Hello Bryan,
I´ve fixed this problem right now,
i´m put the jsf-**.jar files into c:/tomcat/common/lib and all runs fine
now
thanks!
Regards,
Thomas.
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 09:31:13 -0700, Bryan Basham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Thomas,
We will need more information to help
The I would suggest you contact you NOC/NOG to get your connectivity
resolved, as it did/does not look like a Java/Tomcat based issue.
If I was abetting type, I would say that there is a faulty switch on the
net.
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Hi,
Do you have firewall configured between Apache+mod_jk and tomcat servers, if
yes then try setting following parameters.
worker.tomcat61.cachesize=25
worker.tomcat61.cache_timeout=20
worker.tomcat61.socket_timeout=20
worker.tomcat61.socket_keepalive=1
and also let me know what is timeout
Hi,
Please update about cluster option in server.xml, without that how does it
work. If you can post all the steps will help others, otherwise it may even
confuse to others.
Thanks for posting on session replication, please let me know if we anyone
have live application and if they go for
We have a problem with lost submissions in a loadbalanced (mod_jk) webapp and
think these errors are related - what causes error number 11 and what can be
done about it?
thanks!
[Tue Feb 13 08:31:28 2007] [15238:0001] [info]
ajp_send_request::jk_ajp_common.c (1170): (tomcat-intranet-02)
Sriram,
If you would like some google indexed webspace to post this howto, let
me know.
Zack
Sriram Narayanan wrote:
Hi all:
I just got this working, so I thought of posting a small howto for the
list :)
An apache instance (httpd) that
ok, thanks Jason. I'll take that into account. That very well may be.
As far as I can tell, even though I didn't yet implement connection pooling,
which might help a little, I've properly closed all my connections within my
various JSP and servlets.
-Original Message-
From: Jason
Hello all,
I have implemented a ForcedLoginPhaseListener that would intercept every JSF
Request Processing Cycle and check if user has a valid session in the
HttpServletRequest.
Basically the code is as followed:
public class ForcedLoginPhaseListener implements PhaseListener {
public
We want to create large scale chat web application based on reverse Ajax
(comet). I belive we need an open connection (thread) for every user..
so I wonder if there is explicit limit of concurrent connections to one
instance of Tomcat server?
I was testing this issue a little bit and it seems
http://172.16.255.100:8080/occa/model.do;jsessionid=9212C2FF4620210C92B6
2443EE97760A
I am looking for some information on how I can track down and read the
particular code on a web page. Above is an address to an intranet web
page that our users use to input information into a database. I
Hmmm. I just joined this mailing list today, and I'm happy to see that
there's lots of action.
But, so far, nobody has responded to my posting. Maybe I'm asking about
something so trivial that
everybody thinks somebody else will respond...
Anyway, having said that, I'll try again. Hopefully,
Actually, model.do is really just an abstract path that can map to a
file or a servlet. Take a look in the WEB-INF/web.xml file of the occa
webapp for the servlet mappings. There should be a servlet there mapped
to *.do or model.do. The class in that mapping is responsible for
handling the
I have found that section in the /occa/webapps/web.xml file. It is
showing:
!-- Struts Action Servlet Mapping
--
- servlet-mapping
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
url-pattern*.do/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
- !-- JSP Servlet Mapping
Note: needed if you want to use the
On Today at 3:15pm, SI=Steve Ingraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SI I have found that section in the /occa/webapps/web.xml file. It is
SI showing:
SI
SI !-- Struts Action Servlet Mapping
SI --
SI - servlet-mapping
SI servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
SI url-pattern*.do/url-pattern
SI
On 2/13/07, Scott Danforth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm. I just joined this mailing list today,
But, so far, nobody has responded to my posting. Maybe I'm asking about
something so trivial
or maybe you're just a wee bit impatient? :-)
I kind of expect there must be something in Tomcat
Yes all the code is here but I do not really know what I am looking at
when I see it. In fact the source code for individual web pages and the
associated commands in the code is what I am trying to track down. I
feel that if I can find the location of the web page code, the struts,
Java
Thanks, Hassan,
I've seen session replication mentioned and suspected that might be the
answer now.
Just stopping a worker and letting its sessions go elsewhere is certainly
more elegant than waiting around for sessions to be concluded.
The only problem is that my session data isn't
On 2/13/07, Scott Danforth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only problem is that my session data isn't serializable. So it isn't
going anywhere in the near term.
That is, indeed, a fly in the ointment ... :-)
--
Hassan Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Steve,
Since you are using a struts application, you would be better
off asking
this question on the struts user mailing list. In any case,
you can look
inside the /WEB-INF/struts-config.xml file and there should
be a mapping
between the action and the invoked class:
e.g.,
New using Tomcat 5 series -- just where is mod_jk within Tomcat?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
-Original Message-
From: babu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 4:11 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Re: [OT] mod_jk - tomcat sending delay
Hi,
We are also
Hi,
oh!!
Its always - Apache+mod_jk - connecting to multiple tomcates on different
systems.
With regards,
Babu Satasiya
Propes, Barry L [GCG-NAOT] wrote:
New using Tomcat 5 series -- just where is mod_jk within Tomcat?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
-Original Message-
Dear Friends,
I am having a problem using Tomcat in Windows 98.I am using Apache Tomcat
4.1.34
and I am getting the following error on starting Tomcat:-
Syntax error
The JAVA_HOME environment variable is not defined
This environment variable is needed to run this program
Using
Fletcher Cocquyt wrote:
We have a problem with lost submissions in a loadbalanced (mod_jk) webapp and
think these errors are related - what causes error number 11 and what can be
done about it?
This is correct behavior if Tomcat closes the connection (for example
you restart Tomcat or you
On 2/13/07, Rahul Choubey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friends,
I am having a problem using Tomcat in Windows 98.I am using Apache Tomcat
4.1.34
and I am getting the following error on starting Tomcat:-
Syntax error
The JAVA_HOME environment variable is not defined
This environment
I have already increased the environment size to 2304,since earlier the error
was-Out of environment space
Michael Jouravlev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/13/07, Rahul Choubey wrote:
Dear Friends,
I am having a problem using Tomcat in Windows 98.I am using Apache Tomcat
4.1.34
and I am
Rahul Choubey wrote:
Dear Friends,
The autoexec.bat file has the following content-
SET Path=e:\Oracle\Ora81\bin;C:\PROGRA~1\ORACLE\JRE\1.1.7\BIN;%PATH%;C:\PROGRA~1\MICROSOFT SQL SERVER\80\TOOLS\BINN\;C:\MSSQL7\BINN;set JAVA_HOME=D:\j2sdk1.4.2
SET
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