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Jason,
Jason Ling wrote:
| the JDBC driver could not be found. I made sure the the jdbc jar
| file was in place and rebooted the computer, and the same jsp file
| worked.
I'm glad you have solved your problem (though rebooting should not have
been
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Jan and Matthias,
Reich, Matthias wrote:
| I think it is better to start one background worker thread and pass
| the log requests to that thread with the help of a queue.
Definitely. Otherwise, you could have threads piling up on one another
if
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To whom it may concern,
polock wrote:
| I just put a jar file in my webapps folder
That's not the place to put it.
| now I would like to write
| some java files with classes that are available within jar file that
will be
| also part of a web
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Ksh,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Is it possible to programatically direct a servlet response somewhere
| other than the remote ip address.
Not using the servlet container in any usual way. You could email the
response somewhere or something like
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Jacob,
Jacob Rhoden wrote:
| Are there any web sites that show/compare the performance of a plain
| install vs adding the native libraries for tomcat? How many of you guys
| actually use the native libraries in production, ie is this common or
|
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Raghuveer,
Raghuveer wrote:
| I cannot test on linux as it is in my customer place in Poland ..where
as I
| am working from a remote place locally on windows from india..
Get yourself a Linux box. Or, get yourself a VMware virtual machine.
Linux is
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Neha,
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| I configured tomcat 5.5.25 with native libraries (openssl and APR)
| for ports 8180 (http) and 8443(HTTPS) on Linux 2.6.22.9 #1 SMP x86_64
|
| This is Intel Quad Core Zeon machine 64 bit
| The OS is debian for amd64
| APR
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Neha,
There's no need to post a question twice in such a short time span.
Please wait a little longer before you re-port a question to the list.
Thanks,
- -chris
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| Hello
| I configured tomcat 5.5.25 with native
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Ksh,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| If you want to swallow output under certain conditions, why not use
| a Filter or Valve? Much easier than trying to redirect output.
|
| Are you referring to filters and valves as defined in the server.xml?
| If so,
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Mohamed,
Mohamed Mohamedin wrote:
| I am using Tomcat 5.5.25 on SUSE Linux 10.1 (X86-64) and Java 1.5.0_10
from
| Sun.
| When I run Tomcat using catalina.sh start and watching the log it
stop at
| INFO: XML validation disabled and take about 15
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Ksh,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| | Not using the servlet container in any usual way. You could email
| the | response somewhere or something like that, or POST it to
| another URL or | whatever. I'm not sure why you'd want to do that,
| though.
|
|
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Neha,
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| i tried two things to improve the startup time for
| my Tomcat5.5.25 version compiled with native
| libraries:
Do you mean configured with native libraries? Recompiling Tomcat will
not change anything...
| Still it
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Hitesh,
Hitesh Raghav wrote:
| I've web-app developed to run with Tomcat 4.2. It used to work perfectly
| fine with Tomcat 4.2.
4.2? I don't think there was ever a Tomcat 4.2. Do you mean 4.1?
| When same web-app is deployed on Tomcat v5.5.x or
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Neha,
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| i recompiled my APR 1.2.7 with /dev/urandom
Exactly how did you do this? Are you sure you did it correctly? If you
were recompiling, why not upgrade to the most recent version (1.2.12)?
| and hence recompiled Native
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Kenneth,
Kenneth Westelinck wrote:
| Did a quick test on 1.6.0 update 2 and the static block does get called. I
| guess this is a bug.
Er, this code doesn't look like it should compile:
| class Foo {
|
| private static int;
|
Isn't there an
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Goran,
Goran Jambrović wrote:
| I would like to run a servlet(/FunPacmanServlet) from java.
You should call it via HTTP.
| This servlet
| would then show a jsp page in web browser.
That's going to be a problem, depending on your platform, the
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Hitesh,
Hitesh Raghav wrote:
| Is there any URLs about these backward incompatibilities (i.e.
| Servlet/JSP specs backward incompatibilities)?
As Chuck suggests, the servlet specification has changed between
versions, and the best reference for
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Alaska,
Alaska Winter wrote:
| what happens if user hits the back button to catalogue. Perfectly valid
| thing to do.
If they submit an old (expired) token, then you simply ignore the
request. You will probably want to notify them why the request
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Raghuveer,
Raghuveer wrote:
| Is there any difference in compatibility of Java-Tomcat Versions with
| Windows system and Linux?
|
| Tomcat 5.5.25 and j2sdk1.4.2_07 are working on windows.
|
| We get some problems with same versions on RedHat
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Neha,
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| Exactly how did you [build APR]? Are you sure you did it correctly?
| If you were recompiling, why not upgrade to the most recent version
| (1.2.12)?
|
| APR 1.2.7 package i downloaded and compiled it using
| ./configure
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Adam,
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
| In my app I spawn a new IE window with window.open(). I want the new
| window to share the same session as the parent, because it needs to
| access some session data.
If you are using cookies to track session ids, this
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Neha,
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| sorry , i checked, i did recompile APR with
| /dev/urandom earlier..it just missed out from my last
| eamil post..sorry about that..
Okay. That doesn't explain why you were able to grep (successfully) for
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Neha,
Neha Agrawal wrote:
| I installed APR -1.2.12 and compiled it with
| /dev/urandom.
| and the problem is solved
| tomcat now restarts in less than 1 second...
Now, look back at my original post. We could have saved a lot of time, here.
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MK,
MK wrote:
| I have the following problem:
| My Web application needs to handle Lotus Notes URLs which use the scheme
| notes. However, since Java does not know this protocol by default,
it throws a
| MalformedUrlException when I construct a
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Sneha,
Sneha Manohar wrote:
| I have installed tomcat6.x. I have set the path of tomcat_home
java_home.
| when I start server , screen closes.I have used catalina out , I get
follwing error
| Exception in thread main
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Pranab,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I am getting the security certification problem in a J2EE based
| application which is running on our production Tomcat server [while
attempting to contact LDAP server over SSL].
[snip]
| Caused by:
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Lessie,
Lessie Z. Mitch wrote:
| url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/javatest?autoReconnect=true
Don't use autoReconnect=true... that parameter has been deprecated for
years, and the effect is better achieved by using testOnBorrow=true
along with
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Kevin,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I've tried following the directions from the tomcat dist and from the
| mysql dist but I always get can't connect exceptions when I start tomcat.
Connection refused usually means that everything is configured
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Kevin,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I tested mysql and it is using tcp/ip. mysql -h 127.0.0.1 -u javauser
| -p works fine.
| Also the MSQLAdmin program shows it is connecting to the correct port 3306
Okay, good. Any software firewalls enabled? The
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Kevin,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Now for the issue at hand. I turned off my Windows firewall and this did
| not fix the issue.
Yeah, that was unlikely to change anything. Make sure you turn that back on!
| I implemented the resource as you
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Matthias,
MK wrote:
| Christopher Schultz chris at christopherschultz.net writes:
|
| How did you set the [Java] property?
|
| I am running my web app inside an Eclipse WTP server container
project. So I set
| the property as a JVM argument
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Andrew,
Andrew Hole wrote:
| Why is session unbound called after cluster failover?
What value is being unbound?
| Two more questions: -- In a scenario with two nodes, if I shutdown
| one, the other is instantly ready to receive and respond to
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Matthias,
Christopher Schultz wrote:
| From the bug you mentioned in your original post, it looks like
| putting it into your webapp just isn't going to work. Instead, you'll
| have to install it into a ClassLoader that is higher-up in the chain
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Matthias,
MK wrote:
| Actually I don't even call URL.openConnection, because I don't need it
at all.
| It's really just that the java.net.URL constructor requires that there
exists an
| object which implements this behavior just in case someone
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Andrew,
Andrew Hole wrote:
| Well, our class USER implements HttpSessionBindingListener,
| Serializable and when failover happens valueUnbound is executed(public
| void valueUnbound(HttpSessionBindingEvent event)) - valueUnbound is a
| method of
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Andrew,
Andrew Hole wrote:
| It happens on both. Valueunbound is executed on old server when
| tomcat is stopped, and is executed on new server when I execute
| logout (or if I shutdown tomcat).
That behavior seems entirely consistent with what
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Adam,
What you need is to make a request without touching the session.
Tomcat cannot do this by itself; you're going to have to either hack
Tomcat to add a no-touch-session parameter to the session manager
(which wouldn't be a bad TC enhancement
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Andrew,
Andrew Hole wrote:
| I think you need to manage your events in a way that takes into account
| the fact that valueUnbound will can be called by other members in the
| cluster.
| It is not a easy task, rigth?
| Could you be more specific in
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Kerrin,
Kerrin Hardy wrote:
| I'm trying to create a Realm that authenticates a user and logs the
| IP address they attempted from, but I am having trouble finding how I
| get the IP address of the request (the Remote IP Address).
This is not
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Andrew,
Andrew Hole wrote:
| Well, valueUnbound is executed on both TC.
You mentioned that. The valueUnbound is being propagated from the TC
instance shutting down across the cluster, right? I can't seem to get a
straight answer to that question.
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Andrew,
Andrew R Feller wrote:
| My apologies; let me clarify:
|
| Are there plans for session replication such that configuring server.xml
| is unnecessary? So rather than configuring it at the server level and
| simply marking a webapp as
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Matthias,
MK wrote:
| Christopher Schultz chris at christopherschultz.net writes:
|
| As I'm reading more in the API, I can see that the URL class has a
| constructor that takes a URLStreamHandler. Could you utilize this
| constructor instead
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Matthias,
MK wrote:
| actually I just realized that this is not gonna help if Tomcat does
not honor
| the java.protocol.handler.pkgs setting, because even if Tomcat can
load the JAR
| and knows where to look for it, it would still need to read this
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Sascha,
Sascha Monteiro wrote:
| I now put % out.println(session.getId()); % in the page..
| I see my sessionID, but then navigate to another page and then see the
| sessionID of the other user!
| then I press reload in my browser, and I get my own
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Pranab,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| ops...please find attached now.
You will probably have to re-install your service (not Tomcat
entirely... just the service) since Tomcat has moved. I think you can
adjust the existing service in-place, but in your
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Alan,
Alan Chaney wrote:
| Problems with /dev/random relate to waiting to generate enough entropy
| after restart of the OS. Does this slow start up happen only after the
| machine has been restarted or does it happen every time Tomcat is
| started?
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Adam,
Adam Gordon wrote:
| 2. While I've not used the redirectPort attribute on the Connector
| element, I'm assuming you are redirecting everything to HTTPS. If this
| is the case, I'm curious as to why you don't define either
|
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Kerrin,
Kerrin Hardy wrote:
| I have investigated Security Filter, and I don't see how that gives
| me access to the IP address of the client.
You have to implement your own Realm. If you use FlexibleRealmInterface,
you have access to the entire
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Han,
Hanks Wang (hanwan) wrote:
| But the question is, all these chunk and http header are in same frame
| (get it from wireshark.).
Then you need to increase the number of characters being sent. If you
really are sending something long as a
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James,
James Law wrote:
| Os - WinXP
|
| CPU - Intel Quad Core
|
| Hi I'm running a tomcat server, and would like to know if Tomcat can
| make use of multiple cores? When I max the server out, all 4 cores see
| little usage however the java process
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James,
James Law wrote:
| We use a program called WAPT to ramp up the amount of requests sent
| to Tomcat, probably not the best way going off what has been said. It
| got to the point were it the Java process never go above 25% cpu
| usage while
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Chuck,
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
| From: Caldarale, Charles R
| Subject: RE: Does tomcat support multicores
|
| From: James Law [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: Does tomcat support multicores
|
| Hi I'm running a tomcat server, and would like
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Kerrin,
Kerrin Hardy wrote:
| Thanks for all your help so far.
No problem.
| I have the Security Filter working now (I had never used filters
| before, so I had a lot of reading to do), and my bespoke realm is now
| inheriting from
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Alan,
Alan Chaney wrote:
| XP Home only supports one core - however, that would hardly be an OS for
| a production web server (grin)
Unless XP sees an Intel ht processor as something other than two cored,
this is BS. I have XP home on one of my
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Len,
Len Popp wrote:
| (Please excuse the boring licensing details, but I've seen a lot of
| misinformation on this topic.)
Thanks for setting the record straight. I didn't want to call Alan a
liar, but I knew that his assertions were in conflict
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Jonathan,
Jonathan Mast wrote:
| However it is usually linked, I'm obviously not an expert on this subject.
| Perhaps you know a concise summary of how Tomcat and Apahce HTTPD work?
Apache can be linked to Tomcat using either HTTP or AJP protocols.
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Jonathan,
Jonathan Mast wrote:
| It is a Tomcat 404 error.
Okay, good. That means that Tomcat is handling the request (rather than
Apache handling it) so we are probably not talking about fixing httpd
configuration or your connector (mod_whatever).
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Peter,
Peter Crowther wrote:
| From: Raghuveer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| I have deployed a struts web application on Windows 2003
| Server in Poland and India.
|
| Application needs to display Polish language coming from SAP.
|
| This is working
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Peter,
Peter Crowther wrote:
| From: J. Zach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
| When page2.jsp is secured in web.xml via security-constraint
| - transport
| confidential, the posted data from page1.jsp is lost on
| submit (it's simply missing missing in
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To whom it may concern,
ciAnd7 wrote:
| Context ... path=/ /
Perhaps you meant:
Context path=
- -chris
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Tom,
Tom van Wietmarschen wrote:
| I've been looking at a way to do this but I can't find a solution,
| filters seem to be too late in the chain: a request object is already
| created and there is no way to even instantiate a session object from a
|
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Sury,
In addition to what Rainer has said...
Sury Balasubramanian wrote:
| I am getting an 404 when i try to
| access any tomcat url..http://leonardo/examples (for e.g.)
[snip]
| JkMount /examples/* worker1
Your JkMount line matches
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Peter,
Peter Stavrinides wrote:
| Tom this is 100% correct there is no way to even instantiate a session
| object from a self-supplied session-id let alone replace the current
| session object in the HttpRequest.
That depends on your definition of
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Tom,
Tom van Wietmarschen wrote:
| What I want to change is how the session id is communicated to the
| client and back. Basically, I want to change the object that retrieves
| the session ID from the HTTP request and feeds it to the session
|
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David,
David Smithson wrote:
| I was wondering if
| someone could have a look at [the graph] and tell me if I can
| conclude that the performance directives in server.xml do not need to be
| modified.
That depends on your target performance. If you
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David,
David Smithson wrote:
| Hi, Christopher. Thanks for your reply. This is a typical hour on
| any given day. What other things should I be looking at in Tomcat
| and Java? I've got plenty of metrics from other parts of the
| operating
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Kevin,
Kaderabek, Kevin (TS) wrote:
| On Linux, I have to create a virtual display with Xvfb
This is very unlikely to be the problem. If the application needs X,
you'll get an exception when you try to do something that requires it.
- -chris
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Kevin,
Kaderabek, Kevin (TS) wrote:
| Understood. My point was more to see if startup.sh had been modified in
| previous tomcat version and those changes needed including in the new
| tomcat startup.sh. The DISPLAY variable was the one that's
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David,
Maffitt, David wrote:
| We have a different problem with this. Tomcat will follow the link
| and delete the contents of the linked-to directory when the app is
| redeployed. We have to be sure that the link is deleted before
| redeploying.
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James,
James Ellis wrote:
| I have done some goog'ling on IPSec and VPN and I have found three
| possibilities:
|
| 1) OpenSSH and Port Forwarding
|
| 2) OpenVPN
|
| 3) Stunnel (thanks little voice)
|
| What concerns me about all three options is
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David,
David Smithson wrote:
| Do you know of a better way of getting heap numbers out of Java?
| Right now I've got three metrics: jvm_mem_free; jvm_mem_max;
| jvm_mem_total.
Java has multiple heaps (okay, one heap segmented into several
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Christian,
Christian Kindler wrote:
| I want to interrupt a multipart post request (e.g. if the content-length
| exceeds a given limit). The problem is, that the client seems to
| continue sending the data to the server and gets no response from the
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Eric,
Eric Daniel wrote:
| In short: should I expect running threads to finish processing their
| requests, when I reload an application?
Yes. Check the servlet specification which, well, specifies this behavior.
| Long story: we use tomcat as an
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Jake,
Jake Alley wrote:
I've read that META-INF/context.xml only works with WAR files, and I
don't use those.
Nope. If you are using auto-deploy (will do WAR files or directories),
then TC will respect the META-INF/context.xml file in either case.
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Chris,
Chris Jölly wrote:
removing and deploying the war works, but after a few removals/deployments
the vm reports an java.lang.OutOfMemory exception and stops
deployment of the application. if i increase the memory size
of the tomcat vm then
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Yuval,
Zilberstein Yuval wrote:
I am trying to display the image on a special mobile browser, by
requesting it from a jsp on the tomcat server, But the browser can not
display it.
Does this image render properly on a normal web browser (like
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Clinton,
Parham, Clinton wrote:
What you suggested initially was that one system be the traffic
controller and depending on how busy the enrollment server is, either
send users to it or redirect them to a static 'busy' page elsewhere.
How were
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Hao,
Hao Jiang wrote:
If I want to develop a servlet of my own which handles user
management in basic authentication model, such as add user, add role,
etc, how can I do in my own servlet?
Do you want to write a single servlet that /configures/
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Paul,
Paul Hammes wrote:
I have to unzip the jar at the time of deployment because of the size
of the war file. the jar file contains 20mb of images. So I can safe
several mb to transfer to the server where the application will run.
What types of
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Li,
Li wrote:
Defaultly tomcat 5.5 only support up to JDK5. If you wanna run your
application which was written by JDK 6, you can use Tomcat 6 + JDK 6.
Still, Tomcat shouldn't segfault the VM due to a version incompatibility.
My guess is that
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Tim,
Tim Miller wrote:
I gave that a shot, it didn't seem to matter. after a couple of minutes of
normal flow through the app, it crashed again.
Wow, you're talking about a REAL crash:
#
# An unexpected error has been detected by HotSpot
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All,
Jesse Barnum wrote:
Well, you can set the max age on a cookie to something 0, which means
that it will persist for that amount of time, even if the user's browser
window is closed. I'm just trying to figure out if there is a way to
tell
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Tim,
Tim Funk wrote:
What you'll really want is to ditch the transport guarantee clause in
web.xml and create a filter which will be smart enough to force/unforce
you from SSL.
Why do this when the security-constraint already allows you to
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Tim,
Tim Funk wrote:
security-constraint only works to say I want pages to be encrypted.
Not the latter.
Oh, of course. I hadn't really thought of that ;)
The typical complaint is a developer wishes to encrypt the login process
and nothing
David and Ricardo,
David Delbecq wrote:
2) Don't rely on container security and provide your own security with
you own whatever forms.
Securityfilter (http://securityfilter.sourceforge.net) is a drop-in
replacement for container-managed security that is implemented as a
filter and can be
Lightbulb,
lightbulb432 wrote:
Why is the URIEncoding attribute specified on the connector rather than on a
host, for example?
Because the host doesn't handle connections... the connectors do.
Does this mean that the number of virtual hosts that can
listen on the same port on the same box
Hanasaki,
hanasaki wrote:
When you get things working... Please post the solution to the problem
so we can all learn.
I believe the solution was already posted by Jon Wingfield on 2007-07-05
at 06:09:
You are using jdk1.5 features (autoboxing, for example ) in your JSP
pages. Early versions
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Thai,
Nhut Thai Le wrote:
Servlet decument says: getDatasource(HTTPServletRequest) is used to
get the default datasource, getDataSource(HttpServletRequest, String)
get the selected datasource.
This appears to be a Struts method, not anything
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lightbulb,
lightbulb432 wrote:
POST requests always use the request's body encoding, which is
specified in the HTTP header (and can be overridden by using
request.setCharacterEncoding). Some broken clients don't provide
the character encoding
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climbingrose,
climbingrose wrote:
I'm configuring Tomcat 6.0.10 behind Apache 2.0 using mod_jk 1.2.3.
Everything is working beautifully but I want to hide 501 error when
malicious user try to access the server.
I assume you always want to hide
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David,
David Smith wrote:
There's no JDBC setting.
Sure there is: Statement.setFetchSize(int size)
Gives the JDBC driver a hint as to the number of rows that should be
fetched from the database when more rows are needed. The number of rows
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Prt,
Please do not post more than once. We forgive spelling and grammar
mistakes. There is no reason to re-post your question with trivial changes.
prt wrote:
I have Dell PE 2950 with tow Intel xeon dual core 5130 processors.
I have three tomcat
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Gregor,
Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
The JDBC realm doesn't use the connection pool you've specified below,
The JDBC realm uses a single connection, never closes it unless an
exception happens.
Might I suggest using a JNDI Realm so you can
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John,
John Pederzolli wrote:
I am having issues using APR in an HP-UX environment; Ive successful
built/installed APR in multiple Linux environments so am I bit lost what is
happening in HP-UX...
I don't have any HP-UX experience, but this error
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Titi,
Titi Wangsa wrote:
we have 3 instances on the same hardware
we did this due to a memory/thread constraint
correct me if i'm mistaken, but i've read that
the more memory you allocate for you Heap, the less thread you have,
we want a lot of
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Thai,
Nhut Thai Le wrote:
Thanks for the info about the struts 1.3. If you didnt say that, i
would pack everything up and deploy on a school server for my demo
next week. So now I gotta change back to container-managed
dataSource.
You can
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Hugo,
LASSIEGE Hugo wrote:
I trace the request between client and server and I see that the
jsessionid is set twice. Here is the trace :
Request :
POST /appli/server/servlet/appliservlet HTTP/1.1
[snip]
Response :
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
[snip]
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Vitale,
Christopher Vitale wrote:
I'd like to create a filter very, very early in the processing pipeline.
I'm running tomcat 5.5.23 with jre 1.5.0. If a request comes in looking
like this:
POST /path;jsessionid= HTTP/1.1
cookie:
Ingo,
Ingo Krabbe wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 12. Juli 2007 19:12 schrieb André Vila Cova:
http-8085-Processor24 daemon prio=1 tid=0x082f1378 nid=0x19c6 in
Object.wait() [0xde118000..0xde118e20]
at java.lang.Object.wait(Native Method)
- waiting on 0xe619f748 (a
Alvaro,
alvaro tovar wrote:
i am trying of configure my tomcat, but i have 2 questions. [1)] is
[it] possible to configure tomcat for use 3 gb?
Maybe. Most 32-bit JVMs can't actually give you 3GB of heap space.
You'll probably be limited to somewhere between 1.5 - 2.0GB. If you have
a 64-bit
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