to [indert something funny here], but for the life of me, I can't
come up with anything actually funny.
After the day it sounds like you had, I'd say you should just proceed
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think you're having an issue, it might be better to provide
detailed information about that, as well as describing the environment:
Tomcat version, Java version, etc.
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Does anyone have the steps involved in changing over to a new ssl
certificate?
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/ssl-howto.html
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what action to take.
if ( ((String)request.getAttribute(askNicely)).equals(please) ) {
...
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SSL, but...
I followed the instructions they have here:
https://www.securetrust.com/support/sslcertificates/install/tomcat
but when I do I get an error that the keystore isn't valid.
..what happens when you follow the Tomcat directions? :-)
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generating this
URL.
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C:\workspace\tomcat\build.xml:23: Unable to delete file
Ah, Windoze --- see the Context attributes antiJARLocking and
antiResourceLocking.
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; makes a connection leak *very* obvious.
(http://www.lambdaprobe.org/)
Also, change that value above, restart, and tail -f your mysql query
log and tomcat logs together, so you can confirm validation queries
are being sent, and see when they stop showing up in the log.
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API for HttpSession.
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into
sendRedirect().
Is there a reason it /has/ to be a redirect, rather than a forward?
If not, you'd bypass the whole issue...
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http://commons.apache.org/dbcp/configuration.html
You might try setting testWhileIdle to true (with a reasonable value
for timeBetweenEvictionRunsMillis) and removeAbandoned to true.
Just to see if that changes/eliminates the symptom...
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I suspect your hosting company installed the Tomcat admin app --
which *is* a separate context. Did you try your getContextPath() test
within /segments?
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Apache Tomcat/6.0.16 I used this command jar -cvf projects.war
Projects != projects
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was that the configuration servlet would modify the
META-INF/context.xml file of my webapp, more precicely the Resource
entries in this file.
Are these data sources known in advance, or can the configuration
tool user come up with an arbitrary new one at any time?
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::1 localhost
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it and try the other Service.
When they're confirmed to work independently, try together.
However, I'd give the Engine elements different names, and I'd get rid
of the Cluster (unnecessary) and Logger (invalid) elements first...
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(using
a different directory) than http://localhost:9800/index.jsp
It's easier to do name-based virtual hosts.
But if extra work appeals to you :-) create multiple Service elements,
each with appropriate Connector and Host entries.
FWIW!
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for your own use -- as I surmise from your examples of
http://localhost:/ -- you don't need DNS. Just put the names in
your /etc/hosts file (or equivalent).
I always do multiple dev sites this way. It's dead simple.
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how do I give javac those paths?
Time to learn Ant, I think :-)-- http://ant.apache.org/
A simple build.xml file uses wildcard paths to simplify compiling with
multiple dependencies.
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Any ideas?
Look in your logs.
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Makes life (and debugging) a lot easier, too :-)
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for an easier solution if it's available.
Filters /are/ the easier solution here :-)
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of what is being done
under the hood when these 2 mechanisms are being invoked.
error prone? Dunno about that, but you can read the differences
between the two (and yes, they are different) in the JSP Spec -- it's
section JSP1.10.3 in the 2.1 spec document.
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with the unexpected
session creation?
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a session
= between an HTTP client and an HTTP server.
In the absence of a Request, it's hard to imagine where a Session
would come from...
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Besides that, index.htm is already in the default web.xml (at least
on 6.0.14).
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to me...
Doesn't GoDaddy have some kind of documentation on deploying
to their hosts?
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' to the list of welcome pages?
scriptdocument.location.href=%=request.getContextPath()%home.do;/script
And this should be %=request.getContextPath()%/home.do.
Regardless, have you looked in the logs?
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an actual 404, *look in the logs*. And put a
plain old index.html page in the root of your WAR and see if that is
displayed.
Beyond that -- if tech support isn't helping, consider another hosting
provider :-)
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I am wondering, if there is some posibility to redirect the request from one
Tomcat Server to another one.
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/ is probably the easiest :-)
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Google for round-robin DNS.
That will only work if you have multiple IPs assigned...
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added this:
jsp-config
jsp-property-group
url-pattern*.tag/url-pattern
trim-directive-whitespacestrue/trim-directive-whitespaces
/jsp-property-group
/jsp-config
Did it produce an error, or just no effect?
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) or during compiling time?
No idea, but it you've got it working for JSP files, it should be pretty
easy to compare the compiled files in /work with and without it.
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around the
whole tag body. Just a first-cup-of-coffee thought... :-)
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, Section JSP.8.5.1, The tag Directive).
So looks like a little more experimentation is in order :-)
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a while since I worked with
clusters, but I don't recall that being the case. Could be wrong, though.
Session replication was the whole point of clustering for installations
I've been involved in.
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issues you're referring to :-)
I was just highlighting this:
tag file directive attribute trimDirectiveWhitespaces
:: meaning, you can put that in each tag file directly to achieve your
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, and both worked fine.
Are you sure you're using a 2.5 deployment descriptor?
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/Install.jsp
as suggested by the JSPWiki installation instructions, all I get is
HTTP Status 404 - /JSPWiki/Install.jsp
You need to look at your logs to see what's going on...
What version of JSPWiki are you trying to install?
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Which is slightly different, but got the directive working... Thus, I
believe this is the most appropriate web-app descriptor, right?
sounds like :-) -- glad to hear it's working now!
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Hi, did you succeed since then in configuring a DataSource using annotations
on Tomcat6?
Not me; wasn't that high a priority item at the time, never went back
to it. Perhaps someone else will chime in :-)
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that fileName is in a JSTL scope, of course)
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put the appropriate tag includes at the top of the relevant files.
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others.
If I were you I'd bite the bullet and fix 'em once and for all.
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and effort now
to find a way to work around a standard JSP behavior. Fix 'em once,
do it the right way from now on, you're golden :-)
And the uses are not only when routed through a web server.
Not sure what that means, but...
FWIW!
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I'm looking for a very very basic URL-rewriting filter
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/
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it sounds like your app has a problem; I would eliminate the front-end
stuff and stress-test directly against Tomcat to resolve that first...
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written (quite nicely, I might add) in
straight JSPs.
If it's already quite nicely written, why doesn't it do what you want? :-)
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that?
And can you create a small downloadable test case?
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...is there compatibility between tomcat 5.5 and tomcat 6.0?
They support different versions of the servlet/jsp specs -- what are
you specifying in your deployment descriptor?
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of the 2.5
servlet spec, or can run on 2.4. Which is another way of putting my
previous, unanswered, question :-)
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incompatible with otrack.med.acuity.MedicalAcuityLevelCode
Second-cup-of-coffee guess: different JVMs
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/not/ to replace the default (ROOT) context,
that's exactly what happens. But you only mentioned 'arsys' as
the application you care about, so what is the problem?
I need to just route traffic that goes to http://localhost/arsys to
http://localhost:8080/arsys
...which you're accomplished.
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HTTP Status 404 - /WEB-INF/cgi/web_xml_mon.pl
Yeah, you've specified a url-pattern of /cgi/* and then tried to access
something different -- that's a good reason to not work :-)
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this is a question for the winscp user list?
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in 'winscp' -- what exactly is the problem you're trying to diagnose?
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READING THE FINE MANUAL during
months without 'Blue Oyster Cult' in the name, a `grep 8080 *.xml` in
the appropriate directories would probably answer the question.
Unless that, too, is prohibited. Regardless, good luck.
And don't fear the reaper. Really.
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in the webapps folder !
That suggests to me that your basic config is wrong -- like, you have
an overlapped appBase/docBase somewhere. You might want to
post your Host entries from server.xml and the context.xml of your
app.
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/Desktop/teshtmlfile1.html/
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, I'll suggest getting a
copy of VMware and running your web server in a VM under your
choice of BSD/Linux/Unix. :-)
Seriously. Lif'e's too short.
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-blog.html -- and forwards
to it.
Easy and flexible, a/k/a cheap 'n' cheerful' :-)
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 6:30 AM, karthikn
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Solution
We need to bring in the Load Balancer with Multiple TOMCAT /APACHE2.x
server.
Is this possible ?
Yes -- http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy_balancer.html
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snippet handy--thanks.
There's a bunch of Filters in the Tomcat examples directory; take a
look there. If you have any questions specific to this particular use,
let me know and I'll dig up some suitable sample code.
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something like /etc/init.d/tomcat (to make sure it's
started at boot time).
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the log files* with the relevant server.xml parts...
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their application to work.
So it looks like you have an application error, not a Tomcat problem.
You should probably be asking the app's developers for help, then :-)
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zero problems with virtual hosts conflicting with one another.
If it were me, I'd try it with a real one before wasting any more time.
And *if* it fails with a fresh install, then provide a reproducible test
case. Because the error in the log is from your app, not Tomcat.
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: {rtf1ansiansicpg1252cocoartf949cocoasubrtf270:
command not found
Use a real text editor, or make sure you save your file as text, not
RTF or whatever the heck that is...
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forwarded to the
appropriate tomcat instance. I would appreciate if one can give me some
pointers on how to do this.
mod_rewrite and mod_proxy should take care of it, either way.
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to do with
viewing the servlets examples.
Being specific about what unable to view means would help -- are
there errors in your log files?
And it should go without saying that basic info on platform/Tomcat/Java
versions would be useful...
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On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 11:42 AM, Richard Dunne
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Of course, Tomcat 6, jre1.6.0_04, jdk1.6.0_04 installed on XP
logs? actual error?
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On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 11:49 AM, ciAnd7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No. I mean ' path=/ '.
Then that's the problem -- it's wrong. The path of the default webapp
is the empty string . :-)
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with each other.
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On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 2:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I implemented the resource as you suggested (short hand method as follows):
WEB-INF\context.xml for the app now has
Is that a typo or really what you did? Your webapp's context.xml
goes in META-INF/ , not WEB-INF/ ...
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you can run something like jsvc and
set the user to 'tomcat' which allows you to bind
Howto?
By following the directions in the Tomcat documentation?
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server
Absolutely wrong -- you just need to change the Tomcat Connector
to listen on port 80, rather than 8080.
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There are definitely people on this list, including me, running Tomcat
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, if your server.xml file really has a Connector defined
for port 80, you should look in your startup log to see if it's running,
and if not, why not.
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, whether it's
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are recommending to all of our customers.
Have you actually seen this deployed?
I ask because I've only seen Subject Alternative Name used as e.g.
foo.example.com, bar.example.com -- never two *domain* names.
If that really works, it'd be good to know :-)
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On Feb 10, 2008 11:05 AM, Alaska Winter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to enable IP based hosting in tomcat directly
Minimally, you just need a Connector element for each IP, and the
proper DNS assignments.
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apparently relevant!
/chorus: My mama told me, you better shop around :-)
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Yep, you need two IPs, and a cert for each domain.
That's just the way it works. :-)
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some behavior constitutes a bug when you've
deliberately misconfigured your server, but whatever. Best of luck :-)
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discouraged, having a docBase == appBase is totally
wrong, and /will/ cause ugly problems.
Context
path=
docBase=/home/USER/web-root
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problems. Tomcat is not using all values from the web.xml.
Do you have any initialization errors in your logs? If not, can you
create a reproducible test case (war)?
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On Jan 16, 2008 2:22 PM, Justin Stanczak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have suggestions on setting up redirect for the ROOT folder?
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/ should take care of it :-)
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On Dec 18, 2007 4:36 AM, Luo Yong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way to produce HTML from a JSP file?
JSPs produce HTML by default :-)
And usually a servlet is used to populate values for a JSP -- the View
in MVC -- rather than the other way around.
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attribute(like the Tapestry way).
Then why are you even calling your component a JSP? :-)
If you're just parsing a text file with no taglibs or Java code using a
servlet, that seems pretty far afield from JSP...
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