On 09/11/2012 08:17, Casper Wandahl Schmidt wrote: > > Den 08-11-2012 23:54, Christopher Schultz skrev: > Ram, > > On 11/8/12 12:06 PM, Ram Laxman wrote: >>>> I want to know what are components of Tomcat 7? > Well, first you've got yourself a "T". That's the most important, > which makes sense, because it's first one listed. Why wouldn't you put > your best foot forward? And "T" is a really top-notch letter. Not like > "I". "I" is a really bad choice when getting started. Sorry, Apple. > > After that, you have an "o". The crazy thing about that is that it > doesn't sound like "O". No! It sounds like "ah". Mind = blown. And > we're just at the second component of Tomcat at this point. I'm not > sure you will be able to make it to the end without literally > exploding with excitement. > > "m" is next and really starts building the intensity. You get to > really mash your lips together -- maybe get a little tooth-tapping > action goin' on, too. It also gives you the opportunity to pause and > reflect on the great community Tomcat has surrounding it: all the > volunteer programmers and people who post to the list. Those folks are > great, and wasting their time would be ... a shame. "m" also gets used > a lot in Muse's recent "Madness" single which ... kind of disappointed > me. Alas, Origin of Symmetry is probably impossible to top so I'm glad > they aren't even trying. > > We've arrived at "c". Lots of people hate the "c word" for some > reason. I don't like cats themselves in general (there was one cat I > really did like, but that one acted like a dog, so it wasn't really a > cat except for the sneezing), but the word "cat" isn't a big deal for > me. I don't understand what all the fuss is about. > > Now for the "a". Like the "o", this one doesn't really sound like "A" > (like "ay" or "eh"). Alas! Instead, it sounds like .. hmm. Like the > "a" in "grab". I think of "grab" because that's a very verby-sounding > word. And Tomcat verbs things... verbs them very well. This is a great > addition to Tomcat's architecture because it brings an element of > mystique... it's tough to explain how to pronounce it, for instance. > > Now for the coup de grâce, and it's going to shatter your skull: > another "t". This one is small... diminutive, even. Much less fuss > than that /other/ "T" at the beginning, the one with all the > excitement. This one is much more understated. Demure. Silent to some, > who tend to skip the final consonant in such cases -- where it sounds > more like Tomca'h than Tomcat. > > Then there's this weird "7". I think that's the version number. >> Oh I laughed very hard :)
Well played sir. >>>> As mentioned in wiki , tomcat 4 has Catalina,Coyote and Jasper >>>> components!!! > The later versions of Tomcat have fewer exclamation points. That must > be why everyone prefers Tomcat 4. Little known fact: Tomcat's > performance is inversely proportional to the number of exclamation > marks used in sentences. So, every time you type one, Tomcat get > slower. And God kills a lolcat. >> +1 > >>>> But as I searched through the tomcat change notes I have observed >>>> several others such as Cluster, Web Application but not getting fix >>>> no in this release !! > That will likely be fixed in Tomcat 8. Stay tuned. >> If it hasn't been fixed from 4 -> 7, why would you expect it to be fixed >> in 8? The devs only fix one thing per release. It's to do with the lifecycle of Tomcat modules. p > -chris >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org >> For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org >> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org > -- [key:62590808]
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