Today, early in the morning, I started trying and retrying every kind of configuration was jumping in my mind.
After a lot of vain trials, I decided to replace my "server.xml" with the original one.
I only commented out the ajp coyote connector section (Lines 113-118) and changed every occurence of "localhost" with my IPv6 address. Now it works fine and sniffing with Ethereal, I had the proof that the traffic is actually IPv6.
Thnks again.
Bye
Marco
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
This brings back memories. I did my master's thesis on dual IPv4-IPv6
routers and client stacks. Nothing to do with Java though ;)
Anyways...
Tomcat uses the JVM's underlying socket and address implementations.
See the Javadocs for the java.net package for details of those classes.
If they work over IPv6, tomcat should too.
I always receive the same response: a white page.What does the tomcat access log (in
Sniffing the traffic with Ethereal on the loopback interface, I
discovered that Tomcat answers:
"Error 404 - Bad Request".
$CATALINA_HOME/logs/localhost_access_log... by default) say? How about
the other tomcat logs?
Make sure to do these experiments with tomcat stand-alone first. That
way we could eliminate some variables such as the apache-tomcat
connectors being not IPv6 compliant.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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