Hello,
I want to configure the following
Initial memory pool
Maximum memory pool
Thread stack size
on tomcat 7 under Centos Linux but I don't know how.
The reason I want to increase the values of these parameters is because I get
out of memory error when upload files with jsp code.
Please
On 08/10/2012 08:04, CHRISTOS STAVRINOU wrote:
Hello,
I want to configure the following
Initial memory pool
Maximum memory pool
Thread stack size
on tomcat 7 under Centos Linux but I don't know how.
The reason I want to increase the values of these parameters is because I get
Hi,
I just installed a third party certificate on Tomcat and was wondering
whether there was a way to check with confidence that the ceritiftcae has
been installed correctly on the server and that all communications between
client and server are encrypted.
Thanks for your help.
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On Fri, Oct 05, 2012 at 05:11:57PM -0400, Christopher Schultz wrote:
On 10/5/12 1:51 PM, Te Li wrote:
I am not familiar with JIoEndpoint discussed in
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=53139.
The issue I'm facing is something different. Apparently, some
effort was made
Hello Mark,
Thanks for pointing out my missing localDataResource property. It is
prominent enough in the wiki, I just failed to pay close attention.
With this property, the everything in META-INF/context.xml configuration
worked.
Other configurations still do not work except the one I described
In linux/solaris, I can specify
-Xloggc:/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-${NOW}.log
And get a logfile named as such
/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-1008-0938.log
with the last time of startup as past of the log filename
But if I try to do something similar in Windows
-Xloggc:c:\my\logs\sourcecode-gc-${NOW}.log
Tom,
Most if not all browsers let you view the certificate that was received
from the web server. You won't receive one unless you have an https
connection. If you can view it and verify it's the correct one, then
it's been installed correctly and the connection is encrypted.
Steve
MrVJTod wrote:
In linux/solaris, I can specify
-Xloggc:/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-${NOW}.log
And get a logfile named as such
/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-1008-0938.log
with the last time of startup as past of the log filename
But if I try to do something similar in Windows
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Tom,
On 10/8/12 5:35 AM, Tom Anthony wrote:
I just installed a third party certificate on Tomcat and was
wondering whether there was a way to check with confidence that the
ceritiftcae has been installed correctly on the server and that all
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On 10/8/12 11:17 AM, MrVJTod wrote:
In linux/solaris, I can specify
-Xloggc:/my/logs/sourcecode-gc-${NOW}.log And get a logfile named
as such /my/logs/sourcecode-gc-1008-0938.log with the last time of
startup as past of
I understand. NOW, in my linux environment is set via a shell script in the
tomcat settings file as part of startup.
NOW=`date +%m%d-%H%M`
I wasn't thinking of the startup script like that.
I'll be moving on. Thanks.
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windows command line isn't good at short code, but I've used this to rename
window log files on occasion
the first section parses the MMDD out of %DATE%
and the second section removes the colon/period/spaces out of %TIME% and
then trims the resulting string to just the first 4 characters
and I'm not going to convert my few remaining windows JVMs to use batch files
instead of running as a service.
this is just extra motivation to get these last windows JVMs converted to
*nix.
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MrVJTod wrote:
and I'm not going to convert my few remaining windows JVMs to use batch files
instead of running as a service.
this is just extra motivation to get these last windows JVMs converted to
*nix.
I basically agree, and this is thus just a bit of intellectual musing :
In the
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