On Tue, Sep 03, 2002 at 06:11:40AM -0000, Sujoy Ghosh wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> Thanks for your help.As you said I have got only two logs to check
> jasper & servlet -- where there is no clue for this Tomcat
> stoppage.
I reckon there's vital logs full of informative error messages
*somewhere* :P If you installed Tomcat from an RPM then check the
/etc/init.d/tomcat script, and see where it redirects logs to. Possibly
/var/log/tomcat.log. Only once you can run a little JSP like <%
System.out.println("logs"); %> and see the output, can you claim you've
got all the logs, and without that you're just guessing.
> Meanwhile I checked the ps axw for java threads & found it more
> than 100 threads are running -- don't know whether this is causing
> the problem or not ?
Running 'ps axw | grep java' should show lots of lines mentioning Tomcat.
That's usual. Each Tomcat thread is mapped to a process.
> Can you pls suggest on this ? Or if I have to upgrade the Tomcat -
> which version to choose -- will Tomcat 4.0.4 tackle this.
Nothing wrong with 3.2.3, I've hosted lots of production sites on it.
FYI they'll probably be releasing 4.1 soon.
> In that case (few newbee questions)
> 1. how to configure a Virtual site under this ? FYI: I am running
> a virtual site (jsp page) configured in Apache & running at port
> 80, mapped to a virtual IP.
RTFM :) Basically you put a <Host> tag in server.xml and edit httpd.conf
to include the auto-generated mod_jk-auto.conf file.
> 2. In tomcat3.2.3 I used in httpd.conf file to Include
> /tomcat_home/conf/apache-tomcat.conf -- where in Tomcat 4 how to
> integrate this.
I see that in 4.0.4 they removed the example of how to use AJP1.3 :( I've
never gotten the newer Warp connector to work, but maybe you'll have
better luck.
> 3. Do I need to use mod_jk.so library to work this virtual
> mapping.
Either that or mod_warp.
Have fun, tackle one problem at a time, and read the docs :)
--Jeff
> Would really appreciate your comment on this.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -regards
>
> Sujoy
>
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