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Hi,
I'm using an Apache HTTP server that connects to Tomcat via mod_jk. All my
servlet mappings work correctly. My question is that I want my default page for
the Apache http server to be a servlet rather
well it measures at different points, in a filter, which basically
measures almost everything, in the servlet, in a service and so on.
you can break down the times to the part of the aplication which is
slow.
contanct me offlist for details.
leon
On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 9:09 PM, ubekhet [EMAIL
As far as I noticed all comments in tomcat-users.xml
are striped off after Tomcat started.
How do I prevent this deletion of comments (permanently)?
Ben
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Subject: How to prevent deletion of comments from tomcat-users.xml
As far as I noticed all comments in tomcat-users.xml
are striped off after Tomcat started.
How do I prevent this deletion of comments (permanently)?
Other than by making the file
Hi,
I'm running a WebService using Tomcat 5.5 on Ubuntu 7.10 with Axis2.
Files (and directories) are created by this service on a local directory:
/myfiles/
The permission of the new directories and files in this directory are:
Directories:'drwxr-xr-x 2 tomcat55 nogroup 4096'
That's a really good idea and could definitely be done by modifying the
getCookieDomain method. I whipped that method up pretty quickly for my own
purposes - and you're correct, this currently won't work with two-part TLDs
like .co.uk. If I get some spare time (already used 2 days of this
This is really a linux permissions issue.
How are you starting tomcat? with the $TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh or
with jsvc or are you using an ubuntu startup script?
You don't say anything about the user who will run the java application.
Generally, the way to control the access permissions
Hi
Sorry to ask again, but this is a common feature that I
cannot find any
documentation for...
I think the answer is google like hell, that what we ended up
doing a long while ago...
Its not that no one uses it, its everywhere... like inside
every application server out there. But
Alan, this is very useful, thank you.
After a bit of Googling I decided to upgrade to Tomcat6 (apparently is has
less security ussies with Ubuntu). This means that the files/dirs are now
created (from the tomcat app) by 'root:root' (with the same permissions
described in my first post).
Hello Folks,I have launched a new site on Tomcat. It is called
www.FlickDiary.comSomething about the site.Flick Diary is a Movie
blogging/gossiping site made with the intention to allow people discuss
anything and everything about Movies. For example movie reviews, interviews,
actors,
Hi Daniel
Really the issues are to do with the JVM and linux rather more than
tomcat directly. I can't claim to be a linux guru but you should look at
it in the following way Any application which runs on linux is 'owned'
by a user. There two classifications - 'system' users and 'normal'
Hi guys,
I'm having some trouble getting MYSQL to work on a tomcat server. Here are
the details:
I am using MyEclipse workbench to code a JSP file. I installed MySQL 5.0 on
my local machine. I then put the JDBC code to link MySQL and JDBC on my
local host. I then wrote a test program to
Ben Stover wrote:
As far as I noticed all comments in tomcat-users.xml
are striped off after Tomcat started.
How do I prevent this deletion of comments (permanently)?
In server.xml, add readonly=true to the UserDatabase Resource, for
example:
Resource name=UserDatabase auth=Container
SORTED!
Thanks Alan. In the end I created a new user, and I'm running tomcat and my
java app with this new user.
Thanks again, you've been a great help.
Daniel
Alan Chaney wrote:
Hi Daniel
Really the issues are to do with the JVM and linux rather more than
tomcat directly. I can't
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Arkanin,
Arkanin wrote:
| I'm having some trouble getting MYSQL to work on a tomcat server. Here are
| the details:
Note that your question is extremely light on details.
| It works on my local machine just fine. As it stands, when loaded on my
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