Hello,
Hoping someone could help with this...
I have a tomcat 7.0.32 cluster, which isn't used at all for session persistence
or load balancing (there is no apache http), but instead just for
auto-deployments using FarmWarDeployer.
It currently works, so I add my applications .war file to
On 14/10/2013 10:01, Michael Martin wrote:
Hello,
Hoping someone could help with this...
I have a tomcat 7.0.32 cluster, which isn't used at all for session
persistence or load balancing (there is no apache http), but instead
just for auto-deployments using FarmWarDeployer.
It
That seems to be removed from the Tomcat8 build
Is there something else that we now have to use?
How can i now setup a debug environment easy by using a context file like
this:
Context path=/webclient2
docBase=C:/workspace_trunk/servoy_webclient2/war/
!--
Resources
On 14/10/2013 16:26, Johan Compagner wrote:
That seems to be removed from the Tomcat8 build
Is there something else that we now have to use?
http://tomcat.apache.org/migration-8.html#Web_application_resources
Mark
How can i now setup a debug environment easy by using a context file like
Hello Everyone,
in my web app I use Java 7 directory watcher feature.
When the final war file is placed into Webapps folder and Tomcat is started,
it freezes as it waits forever for any directory changes (the app is loaded
on tomcat startup).
I use the following workaround - calling my watcher
Dear All,
my web app executes long running external scripts. It is triggered on
startup (contextInitialized) and then regularly during the day.
When the app server needs to be restarted and this process is running,
tomcat waits till the process finishes.
When tomcat is starting, it waits again
thx,
i already found it, through the changelog, i noticed that those where
changed and where now all replaced by Resources
Would be nice that there are some sample context.xml files in the final
release so that people can see exactly what they could be using.
On 14 October 2013 18:10, Mark
When using a Filter or Servlet i can do getServletContext()
where then i can ask for resources on it, to load for example a file in the
WEB-INF dir?
I can seem to find api of a @ServerEndpoint to get to that kind of stuff.
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Johan Compagner
Servoy
