2009/11/27 Rocco Scappatura <rocco.scappat...@infracom.it>: > So I think that I will update the jave VM soon.. Maybe an opinion of Chuck > would be useful?
I would try updating the VM anyway. You have one of three possible outcomes: 1) It fixes the bug, and we can all go home happy on a Friday; 2) It changes the way the bug appears, and we get some better information out of the JVM as to what's happening; 3) It changes nothing, and we're almost certain it's a problem in your application code or the PHP code somewhere. All of those three give us extra information - or a fix! So I would install a new JVM in a different directory to your current one, change Tomcat's startup to point to that JVM, and see whether it still fails. At worst, you can change Tomcat's startup to point back to the current JVM and you have lost nothing except a little time. > I'm running some pages from my old web site tha I have imported under my > 'new' platform (Tomcat). OK. It looks like those pages are PHP pages. I know there are ways of getting PHP to run under Tomcat, but I've never tried! > But I there any way to correct this problem? Maybe is the case to ask to PHP > developer? I would be asking on whichever list handles the PHP servlet. That code looks to be part of the PHP distribution; it's certainly not part of Tomcat. From the comments on various blogs, it also looks like it's *very* fragile. This might be one of the very few times I recommend installing Apache httpd in front of Tomcat on your system, connecting the two, and getting httpd to serve the PHP pages and Tomcat to serve everything else! - Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
