I would use tomcat over weblogic anytime. Just out of curiosity, what hosting provider do you use to host your tomcat?
Eugene Bill Blackmon wrote: > I've hired a host for a Tomcat/Struts/MySQL site that I've developed under > Win2000, my common > dev. environment. I'm a Java /DB application developer and this is the first > app I've developed without > having a sys admin or DBA etc, so I'm new to these aspects. I have no Linux > or Unix experience, > (though after this I plan to get as much as possible). The host has provided > me with a complete Tomcat > instance, no shared JVM etc. I've moved the database to their server > successfully. I've moved all of my jar files > to their servers. I was provided with standard server.xml and web.xml files > that I've modified to register my app with Tomcat. > Initially I was getting xml error messages but that was my fault and while I > think I've fixed the problem, I'm not > sure. The main problem at this time is that I cannot start and stop Tomcat > successfully through Putty using SSH > to connect to their server. It shuts down and when I restart then I get an > 'address space already in use' message in the logs. > I've never seen this error before but I assume something is still opened and > blocking but I have no idea how to go about > fixing it. > > They did not answered my emails on this for 2 days until this evening in > which they assured me they working to straighten things out. So, at the > risk of alienating them and pissing them off, I'm going to give them the > benefit of the doubt and let the Tech Support guy work his magic and see if > the problems can be fixed. I need a good host with a good relationship > since > I'm sure this project will continue and others will come along. > > If it's not up by Friday evening, I'll have to have someone else look at it > before I consider another host. This is the 3rd host > I've tried out. They got quite a few good recommendations so I really want > to make this work. My client is as frustrated as I am > and with this terrible job market, I can' t afford to make ANY mistakes. I'm > sure you know what I mean. > > What are your experiences and opinions regarding creating and deploying > Tomcat web apps? This has taken me twice as long as I thought it would so > I've been working for about $10 an hour. I got a lot of good code out of it > and learned a lot but it > has been a very painstaking and frustrating experience. Would you do it > again or would you use JRun or Resin? I'd give anything to go back to > WebLogic! > > I appreciate your time and offer and opinions. > > Thanks, > Bill Blackmon > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Tomcat Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 12:24 AM > Subject: Re: OT: Help wanted > > > >>Bill Blackmon wrote: >> >>>Needed a Tomcat/MySql/Linux admin/developer in NYC to help with >> > deploying a > >>>weapp to host. >>>If you are local and can spare a few hours, I'm willing to pay up to $75 >> > hr. > >>>to get a site up and running >>>on a hosts Linux machine. >> >>I am in Brooklyn, F Line. >>Never mind the money. >>What can I do for you ? >> >>-- >>To unsubscribe, e-mail: > > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>For additional commands, e-mail: > > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
