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| | | Tomcat | | > From Jeff Schindler [mailto jeff_schindler@(protected)]
> Subject tomcat startup w/ aggressiveheap option
>
> I think it actually starts up fine from the command line
> but I 'd have to confirmOn 9/2/07 Hassan Schroeder <hassan.schroeder@(protected) > wrote
>
> To be honest I can 't find any other documentation on that -- what
> alternative values might be or their effect. And I just gave Mike just an FYI
This morning I tried my little 'hello world ' recipe on Tomcat 6
aside from having to place the driver jar file in $CATALINA/lib
everything else works the same.
Hope it helps yoWas starting to think the same thing and then I thought to actually try the
local Host and all the standard tomcat/webapps code and examples are all
working there.
So that must mean it 's a configu > From Peter Boughton [mailto boughtonp@(protected)]
> Subject Re full path of 404 file
>
> Does the fact that it is apparently reaching the right
> directory now mean that this is more likely to be On 9/1/07 Brian Munroe <brian.e.munroe@(protected) > wrote
> Ok lend me a hand here besides the incorrect statement about
> common/lib does everything else look fine?
The only discrepancy from my Hello
I have tomcat 5.5.23 running with Java 1.5.0.11 on Windows Server 2003 SP1.
I had been running tomcat 5.0 w/ Java 1.4.2 with the exact same Java options
(including -XX +AggressiveHeap) and IOk tried using that configuration but I 'm still getting the 405 method not
supported error for any jsp file.
Does the fact that it is apparently reaching the right directory now mean
that this is mPeter Boughton wrote
> Ooops.
> This is what I currently have
> <Host name "localhost " appBase "webapps "/ >
> <Host name "mydomain.com " appBase "/home/user0/public_html " >
> <Alias >www.mydomain.coOoops.
This is what I currently have
<Host name "localhost " appBase "webapps "/ >
<Host name "mydomain.com " appBase "/home/user0/public_html " >
<Alias >www.mydomain.com </Alias >
<Context path " " dI 'm not really trying to use webapps at all - I want each Host to be
associated with a user account like this
<Host name "user1.com " appBase "/home/user1/public_html " >... </Host >
<Host name "user2.coYou certainly do not want to have tomcat stop responding to port it is
listening too it would be useless ) Except if you want your tomcat to
not serve anything to anyone.
If what you want is prevOn 9/1/07 Brian Munroe <brian.e.munroe@(protected) > wrote
> On 9/1/07 Hassan Schroeder <hassan.schroeder@(protected) > wrote
>
> >
> > If you 're talking about TC6 there is no common/lib or shared/lib On 9/1/07 Hassan Schroeder <hassan.schroeder@(protected) > wrote
>
> If you 're talking about TC6 there is no common/lib or shared/lib
> $CATALINA_HOME/lib is correct...
>
Oh crap I was going off mOn 9/1/07 Brian Munroe <brian.e.munroe@(protected) > wrote
> "For Tomcat 6
> You mention that it is located it $CATALINA_HOME/lib [sic] - which
> I 'll assume is a typo but it leads to ambiguity - diOn 8/31/07 Mike Cronin <mike.cronin@(protected) > wrote
> I am having a problem setting up a connection-pool via JNDI on Tomcat 6.0.14
> utilizing Oracle 10g. Currently I have a <Resource > for my DataSoPeter Boughton wrote
> As far as I can tell the appBase and docBase are correctly pointing to the
> webroot dir
and there is the problem. appBase docBase will result in all sorts
of pain and grJoshua J. Fielek wrote
> Are there any known issues with Tomcat 5.5 that could cause this?
No.
> Any insights would be appreciated.
Get yourself a profiler. It sounds like an application issue.
Marjhayden wrote
> > Is this a clean install?
> >
> > Mark
> >
> > Hi
I have a simple Servlet (stateless) which has a doGet() metohd.
How can I make sure both Tomcat and the client calling that servlet 's
doGet() to close all the ports allocated upon the doGet() rI also don 't know why this is happening (seems like some problem with JMX).
However specifying 'registerRequests "false " ' on the AJP <Connector / >
element looks like it may be a workaround. That wi
"Peter Boughton " <boughtonp@(protected) > wrote in message
news 5d97c170709011218x468165a7qf19b262bbc7ede9@(protected)
>I mean full system path. (eg /usr/local/jakarta/tomcat/webapps/index.jsp
My vote goes to appliance but Filip is completely correct this is a budget
based decision.
The higher up in your architecture you deal with SSL the better in my
experience. (especially in statelesOn 9/1/07 Peter Boughton <boughtonp@(protected) > wrote
> Trying to load index.jsp (or any jsp file even if it doesn 't exist) results
> in the following
> HTTP Status 405 - HTTP method GET is not suOk so I re-wrote my config files and I 'm not getting 404s any more - I 'm
getting 405 (
Trying to load index.jsp (or any jsp file even if it doesn 't exist) results
in the following
HTTP Status 405Hey folks --
We have an install of tomcat 5.5 (JRE is 1.5) running a set of instances of our application (Centric CRM). The OS is a Linux flavor. On occasion java usage spikes to roughly 99% of CPU Only error/warning I can see in catalina.out is this
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM warning Can 't detect initial thread stack
location - find_vma failed
Dunno what that means but a quick google suggesOn 9/1/07 Peter Boughton <boughtonp@(protected) > wrote
> I mean full system path. (eg /usr/local/jakarta/tomcat/webapps/index.jsp or
> /home/user/domain/public_html/index.jsp or whatever)
> As far as
Mark Thomas-15 wrote
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> jhayden wrote
> > Tried that but still getting the error.
> > I only left the default index.html file there and it still gives me the
> > 404
> > Error.
> > It appears that itI mean full system path. (eg /usr/local/jakarta/tomcat/webapps/index.jsp or
/home/user/domain/public_html/index.jsp or whatever)
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