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Even when you hot or auto-deploy the war file the previous version has to be replaces by extracting content from
Hi Gregor
Thanks i tried this it works sometimes I can see the updated program
immediately but sometimes I got all those 404 errors I have to wait for a
few minutes before I can see the update
Thanks p (hope this is formatted better!)
I tried this without success. I 've attached the livehttpheader output below. What seems to happen in Firefox is the first time I go to the login page it paSee Thread at http //www.techienuggets.com/Detail?tx 11977 Posted on behalf of a User
Nothing to do with Tomcat. Look up the Singleton pattern and it will teach you what you need.
In Response To I have a unique situation where I 'm building a polling server for a
Flash/Flex application. I want to turn information around very quickly
between clients and therefore don 't want to use a database iWell
good point I think jmx is activated. I 'll check that and come back to you.
I 'm using sun JVM 5.0 on Linux.
Lionel
Caldarale Charles R a ?crit
> > From Lionel Crine [mailto lcrine@(protected)Super - Thanks Azhar - definitely making a note of the -pidfile switch.
Thanks again
- Ole
Waseem Azhar wrote
> Yes this is a valid issue from the start/stop tomcat perspective. If
> you have mBrian Hassan and Charles did I happen to mention that you guys ROCK! Your
responses assisted me in coming to the conclusion that the problem had
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icet
icet wrote
> What 's the difference between [catalina.out and localhost.log]?
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Ashok
OFFICIAL WEBSITE wrote
> 3. Problem. The listener class does not report sessionCreate and
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Ice
Ice72 wrote
> Hi Cris
>
> thanks for your reply. Yes I checked the process via top/netstat/lsof and I
> haven 't detect any
> strange situation
Try putting all of the Cache-Control commands inline comma separated
<meta http-equiv "Cache-Control "
content "no-store no-cache must-revalidate " >
<meta http-equiv "Pragma " content "no-cache " >
<mHi!. I follow the instruction to build the connector so all step was well done but the .so archive was not create it.
Thanks
If you set up Tomcat correctly and place all your jars in the correct
places you can hot deploy the war without a restart. This works over
plain http you don 't even need access to the server allHi there I 'm new to the list just having some trouble getting my authentication to work with Firefox. I 'm trying to protect access to a member area in my new website and am just using the built in Angelo Chen wrote
> I use Tomcat 5.5 I installed it in an ubuntu I have to start it as root
> with startup.sh. to deplay a war file during development I have to do
> following
>
> 1. ftp to my ho
Sorry further testing showed that Tomcat was locating one of my databases
but not the one I thought. It was locating a database in
%CATALINA_HOME%/data. So the database location and connectionURL > From Lionel Crine [mailto lcrine@(protected)]
> Subject random Listening port
>
> I 've installed tomcat 6.0 and I 'm wondering why there is
> random port open.
Do you have JMX remote enabled? (SI 'm happy to say that I have discovered the solution to this problem as well
as my problem with NoClassDefFoundError for HttpServlet...
The problem seemed intermittent and now I know why. It depende- *never* start tomcat as root create a user "tomcat " if not already
existing and run tomcat with that user-id
- if it 's not a production-server with very high security grant
ftp-access to user "tosoulboy wrote
> "both this class and the shared library should be placed in the
> $CATALINA_HOME/shared/lib directory. "
>
> Actually $CATALINA_HOME/shared/lib directory doesn 't exist on my
> installOn 9/4/07 reno <reno.rkcrew@(protected) > wrote
>
> hello
>
> ...
your web.xml is a bit different from the Wicket HelloWorld example
> http //wicket.apache.org/examplehelloworld.html
>
> did you try whello
> Here 's my web.xml
> @(protected) ~/dev/tomcat/webapps/HelloWicket/WEB-INF$ cat web.xml
> <?xml version "1.0 " encoding "UTF-8 "? >
> <!DOCTYPE web-app PUBLIC
> "-//Sun Microsystems Inc.//DTD WebHello
I 've installed tomcat 6.0 and I 'm wondering why there is random port open.
On tomcat 5.5 there is no random port open.
What is it for ?
For example
----
What is the first port ????
java On 9/4/07 Per Johnsson <Per.Johnsson@(protected) > wrote
>
>
> Just a quick one how do you start Tomcat? Is it another user? Does the
> directories/apps have the correct rights. And does Tomcat/jav
Hi
I am having some trouble configuring a web application on Tomcat 6.0.14 that
is calling native
libs via JNI on Red Hat Ent 3.0.
I have not been able to configure it successfully and I am running
Just a quick one how do you start Tomcat? Is it another user? Does the
directories/apps have the correct rights. And does Tomcat/java have the
necessery rights to read and run?
Regards Per JonssonYes this is a valid issue from the start/stop tomcat perspective. If
you have multipe tomcat servers running on the same machine you can
use
-pidfile switch to specify the different pid file locationHi
maybe there is a better way but at least I guess you can use Ant to
automate all that in one task.
Yannick
On 9/4/07 Angelo Chen <angelochen960@(protected) > wrote
>
> Hi
>
> I use Tomcat 5Hello
First of all thank you for your answer. The owner of tomcat it 's my
user but the problem is that my system doesn 't have the group (or user)
tomcat. I tried to launch tomcat as root (just as |
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