date:20010228

On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, AC wrote:

> Does anyone know how to configure it so all I need is
> ?

We solved this problem by having an index.jsp in the root directory that
does a little bit of validation (checking for cookie support, etc.), then
redirects to the real login servlet.

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Re: alias servlet in Tomcat

2001-02-28 Thread Chandra Goliva - Temp


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alias servlet in Tomcat

2001-02-28 Thread AC


Hi,

I am using Tomcat 3.1 and I need to shorten URL such that if I type in
, it will get to the login servlet page. Basically,
I
have a servlet like com.abc.login and I was able to alias it to
 but I can't figure out a way to alias it
further such that even "login" following the servername is not necessary.
The way I mapped the login servlet is by adding the following to web.xml,



sl


com.abc.login





sl


/login



Does anyone know how to configure it so all I need is
?

Thank you!




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Re: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??

2001-02-28 Thread Anuj Agrawal



Actually, i believe tomcat does pick up the jars from the WEB-INF/lib directory. 
You might want to try looking in the jasper.log file in the logs directory. 
It should show something like:
Classpath according to the Servlet Engine is:

I'm using tomcat 3.2.1 - not sure if that makes a diff.  Originally
i thought i needed to add the jar files to classpath via the wrapper.properties
file, but then i found that i didn't need to.
Hope that helps.
Anuj.
Srinivas Kurella wrote:
 i
am reposting this. I didn't get any responses. Does anybody have an answer
?? Thanks
in advance.Srini

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From: Srinivas Kurella
Sent: Wednesday, February
28, 2001 1:04 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: CLASSPATH and
Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??
 
Actually , it looks as if tomcat doesn't pick up the jars
from the web-inf/lib directory. Once i added the jars explicitly to the
classpath is worked. Is this a bug ???
Srini
-Original Message-
From: Srinivas Kurella
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:32 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue
??
 
I have an application which is running under tomcat. However
i donot use the
2.2 spec directory structure. I have a servlet that is
loaded on startup. I
explicitly set the CLASSPATH with all the jars needed.
I am trying to move to the webapps/ directory structure
where i can put all
the jars under WEB-INF/lib.
However the startup servlet fails with some class not
found exception. Is
the CLASSPATH variable ignored in this case ?? What could
be the problem ??
The startup servlet is a class in a jar in WEB-INF/lib.
Thanks
Srini
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Re: help building mod_jk

2001-02-28 Thread Kiet Duong


I've search the archives and have tried the suggestions (including the one 
below).

Has anybody successfully gotten mod_jk to build and work on FreeBSD?  If 
so, can I get the precompiled version?

Thanks

KD



At 01:20 AM 2/28/2001, you wrote:
>this is an old problem. You should look first to the mailing list 
>database! however I wonder why this bug still exist!
>This is an old response.
>---
>I'm not sure where is the error in the makefile because I'm not a shell 
>expert, but I solve the problem launching by myself apxs.
>The location of the apxs is (in my configuration) /usr/local/sbin/ instead 
>of ${APACHE_HOME}/bin/
>After correcting this I launch the Makefile that compile the mod_jk.so 
>(make all). The script launch :
>
>/usr/local/sbin/apxs -c -I/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/include 
>-I/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/include/freebsd -DFREEBSD 
>-I/usr/local/apache/include -I../jk mod_jk.c
>
>As you can see it compiles only the mod_jk.c. The command you have to 
>launch is:
>
>/usr/local/sbin/apxs -c -I/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/include 
>-I/usr/local/jdk1.1.8/include/freebsd -DFREEBSD 
>-I/usr/local/apache/include -I../jk mod_jk.c ../jk/*.c
>
>If you use a different jdk just yank the apxs command and add ../jk/*.c at 
>the end as I did.
>
>It works with all the jdk (1.1.8, 1.2 beta native and 1.2 linux)
>
>
>regards
>
>At 21.21 27/02/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>>Can any one make a suggestion as to solving following error.
>>
>>
>>bash-2.04# apachectl configtest
>>Syntax error on line 8 of /usr/local/www/conf/mod_jk.conf-auto:
>>Cannot load /usr/local/www/libexec/mod_jk.so into server: 
>>/usr/local/www/libexec/mod_jk.so: Undefined symbol "map_name_at"
>>
>>Kiet Duong
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RE: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??

Title: RE: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??



i am 
reposting this. I didn't get any responses. Does anybody have an answer ?? 

Thanks 
in advance.
Srini

  -Original Message-From: Srinivas Kurella 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 1:04 PMTo: 
  '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: RE: CLASSPATH and 
  Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??
  Actually , it looks as if tomcat doesn't pick up the jars from 
  the web-inf/lib directory. Once i added the jars explicitly to the classpath 
  is worked. Is this a bug ???
  Srini 
  -Original Message- From: 
  Srinivas Kurella Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 
  12:32 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' 
  Subject: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue 
  ?? 
  I have an application which is running under tomcat. However i 
  donot use the 2.2 spec directory structure. I have a 
  servlet that is loaded on startup. I explicitly set 
  the CLASSPATH with all the jars needed. I am trying to 
  move to the webapps/ directory structure where i can put all the jars under WEB-INF/lib. However the startup 
  servlet fails with some class not found exception. Is the CLASSPATH variable ignored in this case ?? What could be the 
  problem ?? The startup servlet is a class in a jar in 
  WEB-INF/lib. 
  Thanks 
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log4j usage in tomcat?

2001-02-28 Thread Anuj Agrawal


Hi!

I'm using Tomcat 3.2.1 with IIS on W2K.  Things work great!

Within my classes i'm utilizing Log4j logging which requires Log4j to be
configured.  I normally configure Log4j within my unit test cases, but in the
case of Tomcat, to my pleasant surprise, i found that (seemingly) without
configuration, it was handling all my log statements and outputing them to the
jvm.stdout file in the logs directory.

Log4j logging is configurable, but i was unable to find the location within
Tomcat where they set the Layout pattern.  For that matter, i couldn't find
*any* references to Log4j.

Questions:
1. Does Tomcat really use Log4j?
2. Where can i set the layout pattern?

Thanks.
Anuj.


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Re: Hiding a jsp file from public access?

2001-02-28 Thread Ben Flaumenhaft


This makes good sense, but it doesn't seem to be working.

I have the following files, among others:

c:\tomcat\webapps\store\index.jsp
c:\tomcat\webapps\store\Web-inf\index_sub.jsp
c:\tomcat\webapps\store\test\index_sub.jsp

If index.jsp includes test\\index_sub.jsp, it works fine:

<% include file="test\\index_sub.jsp" %>

If index.jsp includes Web-inf\\index_sub.jsp, it doesn't:

<% include file="Web-inf\\index_sub.jsp" %>

I get a Compile Exception: "Bad file argument to include." ... do I need to
register the JSPs somewhere as accessible for include?

Thanks,
Ben Flaumenhaft

> Simply put the JSPs under the WEB-INF directory.
>
> Tomcat protects the WEB-INF directory for you.  This is required by the
servlet
> specification.
>
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Re: newbi javabeans

On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, teh j wrote:

> I am fairly new to java beans but i was wondering if
> it were possible for one java bean to call another
> should it need to?
> Im fairly certain it is possible
> its just that i havent really seen this done before.

A Javabean is just a Java class that adheres to a specific design pattern
for public methods and events.  If you have a bean and want to interface
with another bean, you know that the other bean will have defined ways of
manipulating its behavior.

You should probably see
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/javabeans/index.html for more
information on Javabeans.

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Re: I CANT COMPILE SERVLETS!!!HELP

2001-02-28 Thread aras


Chris, the only thing I can say is:  Thank You.

I've been struggling with TomCat for over a month(only at night so about 60
workhours) Your site has just what I need.  I'd go on and on, but I don't want
your head to explode :-)

Again Thanks,

Steve

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Chris Andreou wrote:

> Yes, sorry for the confusion. I set my classpath to the JDK and to
> tomcat\lib. What platform are you using? Take a look at the following url
> http://www.ccl.net/cca/software/UNIX/apache/index.shtml
>
> I hope it helps
>
> -Original Message-
> From: aras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>
> I'm having the same problem.  So I looked  into your suggestion or adding
> $TOMCAT_HOME\bin jar file(s) to my CLASSPATH.  There are no jar files in
> that dir.  All my jars are in TOMCAT_HOME/lib.  If the lib dir is what your
> talking about, which or the jars to I need to add or do I just point to the
> lib dir and it figures it out.
>
> Chris Andreou wrote:
>
> > check you jdk path
> > and also set you classpath to all the jar files under the tomcat\bin
> >
> > -Original Message-
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> >
> > Hello,
> > I have tomcat running fine but i couldnt compile any servlet. I put the
> > servlet in different directories and tried (does it matter?) but same
> > result:
> > cannot resolve symbol:HttpServlet
> >
> > i use this command line from the same directory as the servlet:
> > javac -classpath c:\tomcat\lib\servlet.jar Hello.java
> >
> > i also downloaded the servlet.jar from the sun site and include it in the
> > classpath and in the command line with the same result...
> > how can i compile using the servlet.jar???
> >
> > thanks.
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Re: RMI

2001-02-28 Thread Sam Newman


I've just got my serlevt working as an RMI client. To do this I had to edit
the tomcat.policy file to give all permissions to everything, and use the
rmiSecurityManager. See my earlier posts for more info

sam
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Subject: RMI


> Hi all
>
> My 4-tier app uses RMI-based AppServer. I want my JSP to connect to it
> (using dynamic stub loading). In order to do this I have to install
> RMISecurityManager, haven't I? Is this legal in Tomcat? Probably, I
> should provide some policy file? Can my webapp use separate policy (I
> would not like to change the base Tomcat configuration)? I use JDK 1.3,
> so AFAIK RMISecurityManager === SecurityManager and uses usual policy
> files.
> Any comments are more than welcome.
>
> Regards,
>
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RE: newbi javabeans

2001-02-28 Thread guyr

Sure, a javabean is just java code with some method naming structure.  Java
code can call other java code.

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Subject: newbi javabeans

hello!

I am fairly new to java beans but i was wondering if
it were possible for one java bean to call another
should it need to?
Im fairly certain it is possible 
its just that i havent really seen this done before.

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RMI

2001-02-28 Thread Sergey V. Udaltsov


Hi all

My 4-tier app uses RMI-based AppServer. I want my JSP to connect to it
(using dynamic stub loading). In order to do this I have to install
RMISecurityManager, haven't I? Is this legal in Tomcat? Probably, I
should provide some policy file? Can my webapp use separate policy (I
would not like to change the base Tomcat configuration)? I use JDK 1.3,
so AFAIK RMISecurityManager === SecurityManager and uses usual policy
files.
Any comments are more than welcome.

Regards,

Sergey

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RE: More benchmarks on Tomcat 3.3-m1

2001-02-28 Thread Craig O'Brien


Thank you!!

Craig

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Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 3:24 PM
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Subject: More benchmarks on Tomcat 3.3-m1


Hi,

Just run some benchmarks against Tomcat 3.3-m1 :

Server was a Linux Redhat 6.2 box with PIII/800 + 256Mo.
128Mo were allocated to tomcat :

All tests conducted with ab :

ab -c 10 -n 1000 host

Test with Apache 1.3.17 and Apache 2.0.alpha12
mod_jk log desactivated with JkLogLevel error instead of warn

Apache 1.3 serving index.html
Requests per second:192.64

Apache 2.0 serving index.html
Requests per second:180.08

Tomcat serving HelloWorld directly (no ajp)
Requests per second:954.20

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 1.3 + mod_jk + ajp13
Requests per second:427.17  (cachesize = 1)
Requests per second:481.46  (cachesize = 16)

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 2.0 + mod_jk + ajp13
Requests per second:504.54  (cachesize = 1)
Requests per second:474.83  (cachesize = 16)

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 1.3 + mod_jk + ajp12
Requests per second:9.63(something bad there ?)

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 2.0 + mod_jk + ajp12
Requests per second:24.00   (something bad there ?)

Example Servlet info :
Document Path:  /examples/servlet/HelloWorldExample
Document Length:406 bytes
Concurrency Level:  10
Complete requests:  1000
Failed requests:0
Total transferred:  645645 bytes
HTML transferred:   406406 bytes

Static info:

Document Path:  /index.html
Document Length:1520 bytes
Concurrency Level:  10
Complete requests:  1000
Failed requests:0
Total transferred:  2004000 bytes
HTML transferred:   152 bytes



Some conclusion :

- The Tomcat HTTP connector is the clear winner and if its optimisations
  are ported back to ajp we may see something good here

- Apache 2.0 is not faster than Apache 1.3 but it's still in Alpha release.

- The c set to 16 didn't show any improvement but test must
  be reconducted with ab using -k flag (HTTP KeepAlive feature)

- ajp12 show a strange comportment and must be investigated further -(


Future benchs :

I plan to do the same tests but using LoadBalancing features of mod_jk
against 3 tomcat running on same server configurations
(Redhat 6.2, PIII/800, 256Mo, TC use 128mo)


Also use the HTTP KeepAlive feature to see if cachesize show improvment.

Regards



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RE: /servlet

Title: RE: /servlet

Josh,
I have the same problem. On step three to you imply that if I create a context
that points to a different location than Tomcat_HOME then that location should
be in the CLASSPATH?

-Original Message-From: Srinivas Kurella
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, February
28, 2001 3:15 PMTo:
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/servlet
Josh, I am not sure if i understand
your problem completely , but you DONOT necessarily have to follow the webapp
dir structure.
This is what i do to make the /servlet work(porting from jrun
to tomcat with minimum effort :)): 1. create a WEB-INF
directory under your app directory and add the web.xml file to it.
2. add a context "" in the server.xml file with the docBase
as your apps' root dir. 3. Add all the jars/classes
explicitly to the CLASSPATH variable before running tomcat.sh to start
tomcat.
This shd work.
Srini -Original
Message- From: Randy Layman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:35 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE:
/servlet
Yes. Read the
manual and it will explain how the direcotry structure
has to work. Read the Servlet and/or JSP specification (which
Tomcat is the reference implementation of) and you will find
out how the directory structure is supposed to
work. Look at the sample WEBAPPs that come with
Tomcat and you will find out how the directory structure is supposed to work.
Randy

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/servlet
I'm beginning to thing no one knows the answer to this
question. Can anyone help me? Does anyone
currently have their setup as follows?
As far as I can tell, tomcat doesn't have a way to just allow
a /servlet directory so I can put all my .java,
.class, and .jar files in like most servlet install
files ask, am I missing something? It appears that I have to use the webapps directory, then have the WEB-INF directory structure
below it. Is that right?
Josh
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newbi javabeans

2001-02-28 Thread teh j


hello!

I am fairly new to java beans but i was wondering if
it were possible for one java bean to call another
should it need to?
Im fairly certain it is possible 
its just that i havent really seen this done before.

Jason

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Set a context different than the webapps


Hi, 

Platform NT4.0 Apache 1.3.14 Tomcat 3.2.1: 

I have a the following context in my server xml file: 

 


and set the the following settings in httpd.conf 
--- 
Alias /devexamples "e:/Apachegroup/Apache/htdocs/webdir/examples"

Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
DirectoryIndex index.htm


JkMount /devexamples/*.jsp apj12://trw02:8007/devexamples
JkMount /devexamples/servlet/* apj12://trw02:8007/devexamples
--- 

I get the following message in the jk_mod.log file: 

jk_worker.c (123)]: Into wc_get_worker_for_name
apj12://trw02:8007/devexamples
[jk_worker.c (127)]: wc_get_worker_for_name, done did not found a worker
[jk_uri_worker_map.c (344)]: Into jk_uri_worker_map_t::map_uri_to_worker
[jk_uri_worker_map.c (406)]: jk_uri_worker_map_t::map_uri_to_worker, Found a
match apj12://trw02:8007/devexamples
[jk_worker.c (123)]: Into wc_get_worker_for_name
apj12://trw02:8007/devexamples
[jk_worker.c (127)]: wc_get_worker_for_name, done did not found a worker

The Context(s) work fine when they are registered under webapps. Any
sugestions? I checked my
worker.properties file and everything is ok. 

Any suggestions? 

Thanks in advance

Chris




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RE: I CANT COMPILE SERVLETS!!!HELP


Yes, sorry for the confusion. I set my classpath to the JDK and to
tomcat\lib. What platform are you using? Take a look at the following url
http://www.ccl.net/cca/software/UNIX/apache/index.shtml

I hope it helps


-Original Message-
From: aras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 5:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: I CANT COMPILE SERVLETS!!!HELP


I'm having the same problem.  So I looked  into your suggestion or adding
$TOMCAT_HOME\bin jar file(s) to my CLASSPATH.  There are no jar files in
that dir.  All my jars are in TOMCAT_HOME/lib.  If the lib dir is what your
talking about, which or the jars to I need to add or do I just point to the
lib dir and it figures it out.


Chris Andreou wrote:

> check you jdk path
> and also set you classpath to all the jar files under the tomcat\bin
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Zakaria . [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 4:33 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: I CANT COMPILE SERVLETS!!!HELP
>
> Hello,
> I have tomcat running fine but i couldnt compile any servlet. I put the
> servlet in different directories and tried (does it matter?) but same
> result:
> cannot resolve symbol:HttpServlet
>
> i use this command line from the same directory as the servlet:
> javac -classpath c:\tomcat\lib\servlet.jar Hello.java
>
> i also downloaded the servlet.jar from the sun site and include it in the
> classpath and in the command line with the same result...
> how can i compile using the servlet.jar???
>
> thanks.
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More benchmarks on Tomcat 3.3-m1

2001-02-28 Thread GOMEZ Henri


Hi,

Just run some benchmarks against Tomcat 3.3-m1 :

Server was a Linux Redhat 6.2 box with PIII/800 + 256Mo.
128Mo were allocated to tomcat :

All tests conducted with ab :

ab -c 10 -n 1000 host

Test with Apache 1.3.17 and Apache 2.0.alpha12  
mod_jk log desactivated with JkLogLevel error instead of warn

Apache 1.3 serving index.html 
Requests per second:192.64

Apache 2.0 serving index.html   
Requests per second:180.08

Tomcat serving HelloWorld directly (no ajp)
Requests per second:954.20

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 1.3 + mod_jk + ajp13 
Requests per second:427.17  (cachesize = 1)
Requests per second:481.46  (cachesize = 16)

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 2.0 + mod_jk + ajp13 
Requests per second:504.54  (cachesize = 1)
Requests per second:474.83  (cachesize = 16)

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 1.3 + mod_jk + ajp12
Requests per second:9.63(something bad there ?)

Tomcat serving HelloWorld via Apache 2.0 + mod_jk + ajp12
Requests per second:24.00   (something bad there ?)

Example Servlet info :
Document Path:  /examples/servlet/HelloWorldExample
Document Length:406 bytes
Concurrency Level:  10
Complete requests:  1000
Failed requests:0
Total transferred:  645645 bytes
HTML transferred:   406406 bytes

Static info:

Document Path:  /index.html
Document Length:1520 bytes
Concurrency Level:  10
Complete requests:  1000
Failed requests:0
Total transferred:  2004000 bytes
HTML transferred:   152 bytes



Some conclusion :

- The Tomcat HTTP connector is the clear winner and if its optimisations
  are ported back to ajp we may see something good here

- Apache 2.0 is not faster than Apache 1.3 but it's still in Alpha release. 

- The c set to 16 didn't show any improvement but test must
  be reconducted with ab using -k flag (HTTP KeepAlive feature)

- ajp12 show a strange comportment and must be investigated further -(


Future benchs :

I plan to do the same tests but using LoadBalancing features of mod_jk 
against 3 tomcat running on same server configurations 
(Redhat 6.2, PIII/800, 256Mo, TC use 128mo)


Also use the HTTP KeepAlive feature to see if cachesize show improvment.

Regards


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Re: I CANT COMPILE SERVLETS!!!HELP

2001-02-28 Thread aras


I'm having the same problem.  So I looked  into your suggestion or adding
$TOMCAT_HOME\bin jar file(s) to my CLASSPATH.  There are no jar files in
that dir.  All my jars are in TOMCAT_HOME/lib.  If the lib dir is what your
talking about, which or the jars to I need to add or do I just point to the
lib dir and it figures it out.


Chris Andreou wrote:

> check you jdk path
> and also set you classpath to all the jar files under the tomcat\bin
>
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>
> Hello,
> I have tomcat running fine but i couldnt compile any servlet. I put the
> servlet in different directories and tried (does it matter?) but same
> result:
> cannot resolve symbol:HttpServlet
>
> i use this command line from the same directory as the servlet:
> javac -classpath c:\tomcat\lib\servlet.jar Hello.java
>
> i also downloaded the servlet.jar from the sun site and include it in the
> classpath and in the command line with the same result...
> how can i compile using the servlet.jar???
>
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RE: Where to place .properties-Files when deploying a .war ?

2001-02-28 Thread Michael Specht


>What deployment tool are you using to create the war file ?
Jar-Tool from JDK 1.3




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Re: Tomcat or Resin

2001-02-28 Thread Alex Fernández


Three reasons pro-Tomcat:

- Freedom to change it if you don't like it.
- Specs compliance.
- And a great support list with the best Java server-side programmers around :)

Un saludo,

Alex.

Ase Lieden-Seeligson wrote:

> I am setting up this web server:
> Pentium 100
> RedHat 6.2
> Apache 1.3.17
>
> We will use both static and dynamic pages and therefor I was going to install 
>Tomcat. However, I keep coming across positive comments on Resin. Could anyone advise 
>me on which way to go, Tomcat or Resin? Especially if you have experience with both. 
>Why would I choose one over the other?? Is Tomcat still the main road?
>
> Åse
>
> PS I am an intern who is setting this system up for the local Court house. They have 
>staff who will be able to support it when I am done. Personally, I am new at this, so 
>please be clear and simple... Thanks!
>
> PS2. I realize this list might not be the most impartial place to post this 
>question, but I'll do it anyway. If anyone has suggestions on other mailing lists to 
>ask, please let me know. Thanks!
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check you jdk path
and also set you classpath to all the jar files under the tomcat\bin

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Hello,
I have tomcat running fine but i couldnt compile any servlet. I put the 
servlet in different directories and tried (does it matter?) but same 
result:
cannot resolve symbol:HttpServlet

i use this command line from the same directory as the servlet:
javac -classpath c:\tomcat\lib\servlet.jar Hello.java

i also downloaded the servlet.jar from the sun site and include it in the 
classpath and in the command line with the same result...
how can i compile using the servlet.jar???

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I CANT COMPILE SERVLETS!!!HELP

2001-02-28 Thread Zakaria .


Hello,
I have tomcat running fine but i couldnt compile any servlet. I put the 
servlet in different directories and tried (does it matter?) but same 
result:
cannot resolve symbol:HttpServlet

i use this command line from the same directory as the servlet:
javac -classpath c:\tomcat\lib\servlet.jar Hello.java

i also downloaded the servlet.jar from the sun site and include it in the 
classpath and in the command line with the same result...
how can i compile using the servlet.jar???

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RE: mm.mysql - getLastInsertID() question



Never worked with this, but the directions seem to indicate:


org.gjt.mm.mysql.Statement stmt =
(org.gjt.mm.mysql.Statement)dbConnection.createStatement();

int count = stmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO ...");

// here i need to catch the ID that was just created 
// in the auto_increment field..
id = stmt.getLastIncrementId()

I don't know the type this method returns, but its probably not to
hard to find out.

Randy

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Subject: OT: mm.mysql - getLastInsertID() question


Hello. I'm wondering if anyone here would like to elighten me on
how to use the getLastInsertId() function in the mm.mysql jdbc
driver??

I know it's an offtopic question but if you can help, please do so.

I need to retrieve the auto_increment id of the last row created in 
a table. Since there may be concurrent writes to the same table, I
cannot do a "select max(id)" to get it. I need to use the method
in mm.mysql. Only problem is, I just don't know how to use it.

Quoting m.matthews (mm.mysql authour):
--
With my driver, MM.MySQL available at 
http://www.worldserver.com/mm.mysql/ you can call get the id`s of 
AUTO_INCREMENT inserts by casting your 
java.sql.Statement/PreparedStatement to 
org.gjt.mm.mysql.Statement/PreparedStatement and calling 
getLastInsertID() on it.
--




Now, how do I use this from the following code snippet?

my code:
--
public void createSite(String a, String b, String c)
{
try{

// guess I need to cast this some other way, but how?
Statement stmt = dbConnection.createStatement();

int count = stmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO ...");

// here i need to catch the ID that was just created 
// in the auto_increment field..
}
catch (SQLException e)
{
log(e.getMessage());
}
}


Regards,
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RE: simple servlet setup question

2001-02-28 Thread Mike Braden


Try this:

>The html file is in the jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet
>directory, and the ExtranetServlet.class file is in the
>jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet\classes directory,

action="servlet/ExtranetServlet"

The default for a webapps is that servlet classes are placed
webapps/myweb/WEB-INF/classes
and are called by servlet/myServlet or
http://myserver/myweb/servlet/myServlet

Remember to leave off the slash on the end.

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-Original Message-
From: Sean Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 4:35 PM
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Subject: simple servlet setup question


Hello -
I just installed Tomcat and am trying to set up a really
simple example using a servlet to process input from an
html form, but for some reason the servlet isn't being
found.  I specify which servlet the form is submitted to
in the html file with this line:



The html file is in the jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet
directory, and the ExtranetServlet.class file is in the
jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet\classes directory, but
for some reason I get "404 file not found" instead.  Any
suggestions on where I should put the servlet so that it
is seen?

Also, I have System.out.println() calls in the init() method
of the servlet.  Where should this be output?  to the ms-dos
command prompt window or to one of the logs?  I don't see it
anywhere and init() should be invoked when tomcat is start,
correct?

Thanks so much for any help
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RE: simple servlet setup question



First, you need to move your .class file to
webapps\extranet\WEB-INF\classes directory.  Now you have two choices.  You
can either reference your servlet as /servlet/ExtranetServlet or you can add
a mapping to your web.xml file (see the Servlet spec for more info,
including an example) to make the Servlet respond to any URL on your server
you want.

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Sean Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 4:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: simple servlet setup question


Hello -
I just installed Tomcat and am trying to set up a really
simple example using a servlet to process input from an
html form, but for some reason the servlet isn't being
found.  I specify which servlet the form is submitted to
in the html file with this line:



The html file is in the jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet
directory, and the ExtranetServlet.class file is in the
jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet\classes directory, but
for some reason I get "404 file not found" instead.  Any
suggestions on where I should put the servlet so that it
is seen?

Also, I have System.out.println() calls in the init() method
of the servlet.  Where should this be output?  to the ms-dos
command prompt window or to one of the logs?  I don't see it
anywhere and init() should be invoked when tomcat is start,
correct?

Thanks so much for any help
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OT: mm.mysql - getLastInsertID() question

2001-02-28 Thread Cato, Christopher


Hello. I'm wondering if anyone here would like to elighten me on
how to use the getLastInsertId() function in the mm.mysql jdbc
driver??

I know it's an offtopic question but if you can help, please do so.

I need to retrieve the auto_increment id of the last row created in 
a table. Since there may be concurrent writes to the same table, I
cannot do a "select max(id)" to get it. I need to use the method
in mm.mysql. Only problem is, I just don't know how to use it.

Quoting m.matthews (mm.mysql authour):
--
With my driver, MM.MySQL available at 
http://www.worldserver.com/mm.mysql/ you can call get the id`s of 
AUTO_INCREMENT inserts by casting your 
java.sql.Statement/PreparedStatement to 
org.gjt.mm.mysql.Statement/PreparedStatement and calling 
getLastInsertID() on it.
--




Now, how do I use this from the following code snippet?

my code:
--
public void createSite(String a, String b, String c)
{
try{

// guess I need to cast this some other way, but how?
Statement stmt = dbConnection.createStatement();

int count = stmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO ...");

// here i need to catch the ID that was just created 
// in the auto_increment field..
}
catch (SQLException e)
{
log(e.getMessage());
}
}


Regards,
Christopher Cato

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RE: Use of mod_jserv.so

2001-02-28 Thread Mike Braden


I'm pretty sure the mod_jserv for apache and the mod_jserv for Tomcat are
different.
For apache it works as a servlet container, while for Tomcat it is just a
communication link.

Download the Tomcat 3.3m1 release and use the mod_jk from it.
It's located in native/mod_jk/apache1.3

Send any errors you get to the list for assistance in fixing problems.
Make sure to make a note of the versions (OS, apache, tomcat, compiler).

One thing that will help will be first building apache from source on your
system.  Apache's
apxs is used to build mod_jk.  It's values are setup from the build, which
is why most
binary distributions of apache have problems building mod_jk.

You may also have better luck with gcc over a vendor compiler, but the
reverse may
be true for SGI.

Mike.
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From: Bush, Craig R. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 4:30 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Use of mod_jserv.so


I originally tried to install Jserv and gave up because it was simple too
complicated on my SGI IRIX machine.

However, I kept the module and want to know if I can use with in libexec
with tomcat.

If not, does anyone know how to build a new mod_jserv or mod_jk module using
the tomcat source code.  The example they gave in documentation only seems
to work for Solaris and Linux  :(

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Craig R. Bush
Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics
University of Texas Medical Branch
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simple servlet setup question

2001-02-28 Thread Sean Hall


Hello -
I just installed Tomcat and am trying to set up a really
simple example using a servlet to process input from an
html form, but for some reason the servlet isn't being
found.  I specify which servlet the form is submitted to
in the html file with this line:



The html file is in the jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet
directory, and the ExtranetServlet.class file is in the
jakarta-tomcat\webapps\extranet\classes directory, but
for some reason I get "404 file not found" instead.  Any
suggestions on where I should put the servlet so that it
is seen?

Also, I have System.out.println() calls in the init() method
of the servlet.  Where should this be output?  to the ms-dos
command prompt window or to one of the logs?  I don't see it
anywhere and init() should be invoked when tomcat is start,
correct?

Thanks so much for any help
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Use of mod_jserv.so

2001-02-28 Thread Bush, Craig R.


I originally tried to install Jserv and gave up because it was simple too
complicated on my SGI IRIX machine.

However, I kept the module and want to know if I can use with in libexec
with tomcat.

If not, does anyone know how to build a new mod_jserv or mod_jk module using
the tomcat source code.  The example they gave in documentation only seems
to work for Solaris and Linux  :(

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Craig R. Bush
Human Biological Chemistry and Genetics
University of Texas Medical Branch
409-747-6809
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RE: /servlet

Title: RE: /servlet





Josh,
I am not sure if i understand your problem completely , but you DONOT necessarily have to follow the webapp dir structure.

This is what i do to make the /servlet work(porting from jrun to tomcat with minimum effort :)):
1. create a WEB-INF directory under your app directory and add the web.xml file to it.
2. add a context "" in the server.xml file with the docBase as your apps' root dir.
3. Add all the jars/classes explicitly to the CLASSPATH variable before running tomcat.sh to start tomcat.


This shd work.


Srini
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    Yes.  Read the manual and it will explain how the direcotry
structure has to work.  Read the Servlet and/or JSP specification (which
Tomcat is the reference implementation of) and you will find out how the
directory structure is supposed to work.  Look at the sample WEBAPPs that
come with Tomcat and you will find out how the directory structure is
supposed to work.


    Randy



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Subject: /servlet



I'm beginning to thing no one knows the answer to this question.  Can 
anyone help me?  Does anyone currently have their setup as follows?


As far as I can tell, tomcat doesn't have a way to just allow a /servlet 
directory so I can put all my .java, .class, and .jar files in like most 
servlet install files ask, am I missing something? It appears that I have 
to use the webapps directory, then have the WEB-INF directory structure 
below it. Is that right?


Josh 



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RE: /servlet



Yes.  Read the manual and it will explain how the direcotry
structure has to work.  Read the Servlet and/or JSP specification (which
Tomcat is the reference implementation of) and you will find out how the
directory structure is supposed to work.  Look at the sample WEBAPPs that
come with Tomcat and you will find out how the directory structure is
supposed to work.

Randy


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Subject: /servlet


I'm beginning to thing no one knows the answer to this question.  Can 
anyone help me?  Does anyone currently have their setup as follows?

As far as I can tell, tomcat doesn't have a way to just allow a /servlet 
directory so I can put all my .java, .class, and .jar files in like most 
servlet install files ask, am I missing something? It appears that I have 
to use the webapps directory, then have the WEB-INF directory structure 
below it. Is that right?

Josh 


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Re: Can tomcat do ASP in VBScript

2001-02-28 Thread Shahed Ali


There a a number of products that "simulate/translate" asp code.
Look at iasp from halcyonsoft and chiliasp from ??
AFAIK, both run as servlets that act upon *.asp and parse their content,
and interpret asp code into java methods calls.

IASP even supported ADO calls.

Best of Luck
Shahed



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Re: /servlet

2001-02-28 Thread William Brogden




Josh wrote:
> 
> I'm beginning to thing no one knows the answer to this question.  Can
> anyone help me?  Does anyone currently have their setup as follows?
> 
> As far as I can tell, tomcat doesn't have a way to just allow a /servlet
> directory so I can put all my .java, .class, and .jar files in like most
> servlet install files ask, am I missing something? It appears that I have
> to use the webapps directory, then have the WEB-INF directory structure
> below it. Is that right?
> 
> Josh

The servlet 2.1 API lays down the law about the directory structure
for "Web applications" - WEB-INF is required.

JRun 3.0 provides for a JRun/servlets  directory to accommodate
old style configurations, but you might as well bite the bullet
and move to WEB-INF


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Re: Can tomcat do ASP in VBScript

2001-02-28 Thread Noah silva


I know Tomcat is strictly for Java, but I heard there is an apache module
to do Front-page extensions...  Perhaps this is slightly usefull?

 - noah silva

On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, mike thomas wrote:

> Hi all
> 
> I know this is probably a stupid question to ask
> "can tomcat serve up the competition's ASP pages
> written in VBScript" but I have a good reason to
> ask it. I am trying to repair a damaged IIS server
>...
> So back to my question, can tomcat serve up ASP
> pages written in VBSCript?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Michael Thomas
> 
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RE: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??

Title: RE: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue - bug ??





Actually , it looks as if tomcat doesn't pick up the jars from the web-inf/lib directory. Once i added the jars explicitly to the classpath is worked. Is this a bug ???

Srini


-Original Message-
From: Srinivas Kurella 
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:32 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue ??




I have an application which is running under tomcat. However i donot use the
2.2 spec directory structure. I have a servlet that is loaded on startup. I
explicitly set the CLASSPATH with all the jars needed.
I am trying to move to the webapps/ directory structure where i can put all
the jars under WEB-INF/lib. 
However the startup servlet fails with some class not found exception. Is
the CLASSPATH variable ignored in this case ?? What could be the problem ??
The startup servlet is a class in a jar in WEB-INF/lib.


Thanks


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IIS 5.0 and adding contexts (JSPs not being processed)

2001-02-28 Thread Joe Ismert


Hello,

I know there are similiar threads like this one, but I am new to the list so
if anyone can send a response I would be very appreciative.

I have installed APache and Tomcat and have both working; however, I was
attempting to set-up the ISAPI filter to serve JSPs through IIS and
everything was working well with the examples/ example froma  defualt TOMCAT
server I have installed under c:\Jakarta, but when I tried to use another
installation under c:\Acadia (that is the project name)... the JSPs do not
process. I get them as if the were html files..

for example if I run a test JSP <% write.out("Blah") %> in the default
instance of Tomcat it outputs just the word Blah (i.e. it was processed);
however,

under the second instance where I have my wwwroot contect path="" set to
c:\wwwroot I get the page as <% out.write("Blah") %>...

One interesting thing to note is that the Javascript is still executed (i.e.
stuff inside tags)

I might be missing something, but it would have to be one of the conf or XML
files I assumme.


Please assist,

JOE



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RE: Can tomcat do ASP in VBScript

2001-02-28 Thread Rodriguez Victor A.


Mike,

> I know this is probably a stupid question to ask
> "can tomcat serve up the competition's ASP pages
> written in VBScript" but I have a good reason to
> ask it. I am trying to repair a damaged IIS server
> on NT4  and it is turning out to be a real pain. I
> have already installed tomcat on the server and it
> works just great. All future CGI stuff on this box
> will be written in JSP.But for the moment there is
> a bunch of ASP scripts that I want to run via
> Tomcat.
> 
> Now I do know that IIS and Tomcat can work
> together but to be honest I just want to dump IIS
> completely and do everything with tomcat.
> 
> So back to my question, can tomcat serve up ASP
> pages written in VBSCript?

At he moment Tomcat only supports JSP. You can put Tomcat as a service, use
the filter in IIS (isapi_redir.dll) and IIS will serve ASP code and Tomcat
the JSP one. Once all you code has been ported to JSP you can thrown IIS and
use just Tomcat.

BTW, I'm using it this way in OpenBSD v2.7 and Mac OS 9 ... it was a no pain
installation, and smooth running (the Mac OS 9 is for my notepad Apple
PowerBook, and OpenBSD for my home server: an Intel Pentium 133 Mhz/80 MB
RAM).

Cheers.
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2001-02-28 Thread Josh


I'm beginning to thing no one knows the answer to this question.  Can 
anyone help me?  Does anyone currently have their setup as follows?

As far as I can tell, tomcat doesn't have a way to just allow a /servlet 
directory so I can put all my .java, .class, and .jar files in like most 
servlet install files ask, am I missing something? It appears that I have 
to use the webapps directory, then have the WEB-INF directory structure 
below it. Is that right?

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Re: Can tomcat do ASP in VBScript


On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, mike thomas wrote:

> So back to my question, can tomcat serve up ASP
> pages written in VBSCript?

Nope.

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Future of the isapi redirector

2001-02-28 Thread Jones, Stephen



I noticed that isapi_redirect.dll uses ajp12, but ajp13 is already out (and
better), and there are talks of ajp14 and mod_webapp and other new Connector
ideas...

What is the current future Connector plan for IIS? Will it support these new
protocols anytime soon?

Thanks,
Steve

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Can tomcat do ASP in VBScript

2001-02-28 Thread mike thomas


Hi all

I know this is probably a stupid question to ask
"can tomcat serve up the competition's ASP pages
written in VBScript" but I have a good reason to
ask it. I am trying to repair a damaged IIS server
on NT4  and it is turning out to be a real pain. I
have already installed tomcat on the server and it
works just great. All future CGI stuff on this box
will be written in JSP.But for the moment there is
a bunch of ASP scripts that I want to run via
Tomcat.

Now I do know that IIS and Tomcat can work
together but to be honest I just want to dump IIS
completely and do everything with tomcat.

So back to my question, can tomcat serve up ASP
pages written in VBSCript?

Thanks

Michael Thomas


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CLASSPATH and Load-on-startup related issue ??



I have an application which is running under tomcat. However i donot use the
2.2 spec directory structure. I have a servlet that is loaded on startup. I
explicitly set the CLASSPATH with all the jars needed.
I am trying to move to the webapps/ directory structure where i can put all
the jars under WEB-INF/lib. 
However the startup servlet fails with some class not found exception. Is
the CLASSPATH variable ignored in this case ?? What could be the problem ??
The startup servlet is a class in a jar in WEB-INF/lib.

Thanks

Srini

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RE: Help with Cable Modem

It was in the mail message that I sent as the sender (not reply-to)
header, but its [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Also, if its using http://proxy:8080, how does that affect
http://localhost:8080 unless your computer is named proxy?

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Dave Parkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 3:13 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Help with Cable Modem

Thom,

I think maybe that you're on to it.  

Environ - WinMe (poor me). 

AT&T uses http://proxy:8080

I'll give it a try.  By the way, thanks Randy Layman but I don't have your
direct e-mail address.

Also, thanks Michael Wentzel. I've been using winipcfg.exe but to no avail.
I can't get to gateway.  I need to get through the gateway to get IP's
assigned. 

I think resetting the port for tomcat has promise.
One concern - tomcat wasn't running during my last attempts to ping the
gateway.

I will try the approach below tonight and let y'all know.

If anyone has more clues (or if this approach is all wet), please let me
know, it's appreciated!

Regards,
David
-Original Message-
From: Thom Park [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Help with Cable Modem

Hi Dave,

Tomcat doesn't put anything in the registry. So I can't see why tomcat could
be
the culprit here.

What platform are you on?

Try changing the listener port numbers in the tomcat server.xml file
e.g  in the following server.xml extract, change the port value to 7070 (and
perhaps do something similar
with the Ajp12ConnectionHandler Connector)

I wouldn't have thought though, that the ping utility would be trying to
talk
over the port # that tomcat is listening on.

What does ping fail with? Have you tried the IP address as well as the
gateway
name?

To uninstall tomcat, all you need to do is delete the directory tree.

-T.

Dave Parkin wrote:

> I have an RCA cable modem supporting AT&T high speed cable modem internet
> service.
>
> I installed tomcat.  Got examples running (started tomcat successfully,
> etc.).
>
> http://localhost:8080
>
> Big problem resulted - now I cannot ping the gateway. Does anyone know why
> and what I should do to fix it.
>
> AT&T tech said to get tomcat out the registry.
>
> Is anyone aware of configuration settings that could be changed to allow
for
> both.
>
> Or, worst case, how to uninstall what tomcat installed.
>
> Regards,
> David Parkin
>
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RE: error in refreshing the servlet window

2001-02-28 Thread Adilakshmi Lingam


Cool! Randy.
It was the space between tname= and the quote. I've been spending a lot of
time with that.
And the JVM is JDK 1.2.2_007 only. For now, I'll just leave it like that.
Thanks.
Lakshmi



-Original Message-
From: Randy Layman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 1:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: error in refreshing the servlet window



First, you can check the JVM version by running the command java
-version.  This will give the latest build.

Second, you probably need to remove the apsace between tname= and
the quote.  If that's not it, look at your HTML and verify that the URL is
correct.  Try copying the URL from the HTML source and executing it
directly.

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Adilakshmi Lingam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 2:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: error in refreshing the servlet window


I've been using JavaTM 2 SDK, Standard Edition, Version 1.2.2. I don't know
if it is JDK 1.2.2_002 or anything else. I'll try to change the VM.
I have another problem here.
I have a servlet which collects the name of the table as a parameter, runs
an sql query and displays the information on an html page. That page has to
be periodically refreshed, by everytime doing the query and displaying the
info.

This is what I have been using.

out.println("");
out.println("http://171.70.9.195:8080/demo/servlet/status?tname= "+tablename+">");
out.println("");

The servlet works fine the first time. But gives a null pointer exception
the next time when it is refreshed. the tablename is being collected as null
during the refreshing. It works ok, if I do a manual refresh.

Any pointers please,

Thanks,
L

-Original Message-
From: Randy Layman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: error in refreshing the servlet window



For what its worth, I recently upgraded from JDK 1.2.2_002 to
1.2.2_007 (I upgraded because of the security alert).  I have been having
the VM crash on me two or three times a day during active development.  In
the past three days since I upgraded it hasn't crashed once.  This is on Win
NT 4.0, not 2000, but it should be about the same.

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Ben Flaumenhaft [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 1:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: error in refreshing the servlet window



This is a VM crash. What VM are you using? You might try a different VM.
There are two high-quality, stable ones that I've been using -- one is the
Sun one, and the other is the IBM JDK, which you can get at
http://ibm.com/java.

Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Principal, Sidelight Consulting
http://www.sidelight.com

- Original Message -
From: "Adilakshmi Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:13 AM
Subject: error in refreshing the servlet window


>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
> some small applications and had no problems, so far.
> Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of
times,
> the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
> Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need
to
> restart the program. An error log is being generated."
>
> what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat as
> soon as it has been shut down?
> Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Lakshmi
>
>
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RE: Help with Cable Modem

2001-02-28 Thread Dave Parkin

Thom,

I think maybe that you're on to it.  

Environ - WinMe (poor me). 

AT&T uses http://proxy:8080

I'll give it a try.  By the way, thanks Randy Layman but I don't have your
direct e-mail address.

Also, thanks Michael Wentzel. I've been using winipcfg.exe but to no avail.
I can't get to gateway.  I need to get through the gateway to get IP's
assigned. 

I think resetting the port for tomcat has promise.
One concern - tomcat wasn't running during my last attempts to ping the
gateway.

I will try the approach below tonight and let y'all know.

If anyone has more clues (or if this approach is all wet), please let me
know, it's appreciated!

Regards,
David
-Original Message-
From: Thom Park [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Help with Cable Modem

Hi Dave,

Tomcat doesn't put anything in the registry. So I can't see why tomcat could
be
the culprit here.

What platform are you on?

Try changing the listener port numbers in the tomcat server.xml file
e.g  in the following server.xml extract, change the port value to 7070 (and
perhaps do something similar
with the Ajp12ConnectionHandler Connector)

I wouldn't have thought though, that the ping utility would be trying to
talk
over the port # that tomcat is listening on.

What does ping fail with? Have you tried the IP address as well as the
gateway
name?

To uninstall tomcat, all you need to do is delete the directory tree.

-T.

Dave Parkin wrote:

> I have an RCA cable modem supporting AT&T high speed cable modem internet
> service.
>
> I installed tomcat.  Got examples running (started tomcat successfully,
> etc.).
>
> http://localhost:8080
>
> Big problem resulted - now I cannot ping the gateway. Does anyone know why
> and what I should do to fix it.
>
> AT&T tech said to get tomcat out the registry.
>
> Is anyone aware of configuration settings that could be changed to allow
for
> both.
>
> Or, worst case, how to uninstall what tomcat installed.
>
> Regards,
> David Parkin
>
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RE: A few questions regarding file placement for projects

See responses intermingled

-Original Message-
From: Adam Haberlach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 3:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: A few questions regarding file placement for projects

As I mentioned before, I'm trying to set up seperate contexts for
develoepers so that they can all use the same machine and have
individual class files.  I was told that each context gets its own
WEB-INF directory.

I'm somewhat new to Java, but what I need to know is:

o. Where, in relation to the WEB-INF of docroot directory for a
context would I place .class (or .java, if the server will compile
them for me) files so that they will be picked up automatically
for that context.
Tomcat won't compile .java files unless it generates from a .jsp file.  The
.class files go into webapps/MyWebApp/WEB-INF/classes.  (Jar files go in
webapps/MyWebApp/WEB-INF/lib.

o. How can I set up a class file heirarchy or system so that I
can 'import com.foo.bar.blah.*' and have the correct files for
the context picked up?
webapps/MyWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/com/foo/bar/blah (suprising like Java's
regular way of doing things)

o. Do I need to use .war files, and if so, how?
Need to, no.  Want to, probably not until you get close to packaging for
deployment to clients.

o. How dynamic is the web.xml file in the WEB-INF directory?  Must
I restart the server (and Apache, in this case) every time I or
any other engineer makes a change?

You must restart Tomcat if you are using 3.2.  Since you are integrating
with Apache, I believe that this means you must restart the server as well,
but I'm not sure since I don't use Apache.

You must reload the context if you are using Tomcat 4.0 (see
localhost:8080/manager)

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A few questions regarding file placement for projects

2001-02-28 Thread Adam Haberlach


As I mentioned before, I'm trying to set up seperate contexts for
develoepers so that they can all use the same machine and have
individual class files.  I was told that each context gets its own
WEB-INF directory.

I'm somewhat new to Java, but what I need to know is:

o. Where, in relation to the WEB-INF of docroot directory for a
context would I place .class (or .java, if the server will compile
them for me) files so that they will be picked up automatically
for that context.

o. How can I set up a class file heirarchy or system so that I
can 'import com.foo.bar.blah.*' and have the correct files for
the context picked up?

o. Do I need to use .war files, and if so, how?

o. How dynamic is the web.xml file in the WEB-INF directory?  Must
I restart the server (and Apache, in this case) every time I or
any other engineer makes a change?


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RE: error in refreshing the servlet window



First, you can check the JVM version by running the command java
-version.  This will give the latest build.

Second, you probably need to remove the apsace between tname= and
the quote.  If that's not it, look at your HTML and verify that the URL is
correct.  Try copying the URL from the HTML source and executing it
directly.

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Adilakshmi Lingam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 2:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: error in refreshing the servlet window


I've been using JavaTM 2 SDK, Standard Edition, Version 1.2.2. I don't know
if it is JDK 1.2.2_002 or anything else. I'll try to change the VM.
I have another problem here.
I have a servlet which collects the name of the table as a parameter, runs
an sql query and displays the information on an html page. That page has to
be periodically refreshed, by everytime doing the query and displaying the
info.

This is what I have been using.

out.println("");
out.println("http://171.70.9.195:8080/demo/servlet/status?tname= "+tablename+">");
out.println("");

The servlet works fine the first time. But gives a null pointer exception
the next time when it is refreshed. the tablename is being collected as null
during the refreshing. It works ok, if I do a manual refresh.

Any pointers please,

Thanks,
L

-Original Message-
From: Randy Layman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: error in refreshing the servlet window



For what its worth, I recently upgraded from JDK 1.2.2_002 to
1.2.2_007 (I upgraded because of the security alert).  I have been having
the VM crash on me two or three times a day during active development.  In
the past three days since I upgraded it hasn't crashed once.  This is on Win
NT 4.0, not 2000, but it should be about the same.

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Ben Flaumenhaft [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 1:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: error in refreshing the servlet window



This is a VM crash. What VM are you using? You might try a different VM.
There are two high-quality, stable ones that I've been using -- one is the
Sun one, and the other is the IBM JDK, which you can get at
http://ibm.com/java.

Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Principal, Sidelight Consulting
http://www.sidelight.com

- Original Message -
From: "Adilakshmi Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:13 AM
Subject: error in refreshing the servlet window


>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
> some small applications and had no problems, so far.
> Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of
times,
> the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
> Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need
to
> restart the program. An error log is being generated."
>
> what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat as
> soon as it has been shut down?
> Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Lakshmi
>
>
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RE: Progress in JSP/Servlet

2001-02-28 Thread Jayesh


Hi,

I tried setting the header as you mentioned.
It does not do anything.

   resp.flushBuffer();
   resp.setStatus(HttpServletResponse.SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY);
   resp.setHeader("Location", "/SomePage.jsp");

I tried another trick of writing 

This is working only when I have cookies enabled on my browser.

Jayesh


From: "Jones, Stephen" 
Subject:  RE: Progress in JSP/Servlet
Date:  Mon, 26 Feb 2001 19:22:17 -0800
Here is an alternate method of redirecting the browser:

response.setStatus(HttpServletResponse.SC_MOVED_TEMPORARILY);
response.setHeader("Location", sURL);

We use this instead of sendRedirect() or flushing so that we can
send
redirects even though we had already committed the response by
sending a
cookie. Not sure if this applies to plaintext, but give it a shot...

Steve

PS Please don't post in HTML

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From: Parayali, Jayesh 1065 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 7:56 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Progress in JSP/Servlet


Hi,
I need to show a text message while a jsp/servlet is doing some
work.
If I use out.flush() or response.flushBuffer(), I can not use
sendRedirect
since the Response has already been committed
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jayesh

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RE: confused

2001-02-28 Thread Dave Parkin


Try looking at \jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\doc\appdev
- all kinds of docs there and up one level.

I'm building my first app too, and the instruction seem to be step by step.

Regards,
David

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From: Lori Edelen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: confused




Okay, I did that but it is not finding the classes in the /Web-inf/classes.
What else do I have to do?
Lori Edelen
Web Application Developer
Lattestone.com



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RE: error in refreshing the servlet window

2001-02-28 Thread Adilakshmi Lingam


I've been using JavaTM 2 SDK, Standard Edition, Version 1.2.2. I don't know
if it is JDK 1.2.2_002 or anything else. I'll try to change the VM.
I have another problem here.
I have a servlet which collects the name of the table as a parameter, runs
an sql query and displays the information on an html page. That page has to
be periodically refreshed, by everytime doing the query and displaying the
info.

This is what I have been using.

out.println("");
out.println("http://171.70.9.195:8080/demo/servlet/status?tname= "+tablename+">");
out.println("");

The servlet works fine the first time. But gives a null pointer exception
the next time when it is refreshed. the tablename is being collected as null
during the refreshing. It works ok, if I do a manual refresh.

Any pointers please,

Thanks,
L

-Original Message-
From: Randy Layman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: error in refreshing the servlet window



For what its worth, I recently upgraded from JDK 1.2.2_002 to
1.2.2_007 (I upgraded because of the security alert).  I have been having
the VM crash on me two or three times a day during active development.  In
the past three days since I upgraded it hasn't crashed once.  This is on Win
NT 4.0, not 2000, but it should be about the same.

Randy

-Original Message-
From: Ben Flaumenhaft [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 1:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: error in refreshing the servlet window



This is a VM crash. What VM are you using? You might try a different VM.
There are two high-quality, stable ones that I've been using -- one is the
Sun one, and the other is the IBM JDK, which you can get at
http://ibm.com/java.

Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Principal, Sidelight Consulting
http://www.sidelight.com

- Original Message -
From: "Adilakshmi Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:13 AM
Subject: error in refreshing the servlet window


>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
> some small applications and had no problems, so far.
> Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of
times,
> the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
> Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need
to
> restart the program. An error log is being generated."
>
> what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat as
> soon as it has been shut down?
> Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Lakshmi
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RE: error in refreshing the servlet window



For what its worth, I recently upgraded from JDK 1.2.2_002 to
1.2.2_007 (I upgraded because of the security alert).  I have been having
the VM crash on me two or three times a day during active development.  In
the past three days since I upgraded it hasn't crashed once.  This is on Win
NT 4.0, not 2000, but it should be about the same.

Randy

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This is a VM crash. What VM are you using? You might try a different VM.
There are two high-quality, stable ones that I've been using -- one is the
Sun one, and the other is the IBM JDK, which you can get at
http://ibm.com/java.

Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Principal, Sidelight Consulting
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Subject: error in refreshing the servlet window


>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
> some small applications and had no problems, so far.
> Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of
times,
> the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
> Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need
to
> restart the program. An error log is being generated."
>
> what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat as
> soon as it has been shut down?
> Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Lakshmi
>
>
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error reading request, Ignored - java.lang.arrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

2001-02-28 Thread Bryan Murtha


Hi,

Does anyone have any insight on how to correct the following
error that is being generated everytime I try to send a request to Tomcat. 
It's running as a standalone server on :8080 on Redhat 7.

ContextManager: error reading request, Ignored - 
java.lang.arrayIndexOutOfBoundsException


thanks,
Bryan


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Subject: Re: error in refreshing the servlet window
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 10:33:31 -0800


This is a VM crash. What VM are you using? You might try a different VM.
There are two high-quality, stable ones that I've been using -- one is the
Sun one, and the other is the IBM JDK, which you can get at
http://ibm.com/java.

Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Principal, Sidelight Consulting
http://www.sidelight.com

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From: "Adilakshmi Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:13 AM
Subject: error in refreshing the servlet window


 >
 >
 > Hi,
 >
 > I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
 > some small applications and had no problems, so far.
 > Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of
times,
 > the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
 > Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need
to
 > restart the program. An error log is being generated."
 >
 > what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat 
as
 > soon as it has been shut down?
 > Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.
 >
 > Thanks,
 > Lakshmi
 >
 >
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RE: apache/tomcat with formbased security

2001-02-28 Thread John de la Garza


I just looked at tomcat 4.0 b1.  Where did you read about it having the
functionality you talked about?

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> Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:19 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: apache/tomcat with formbased security
>
>
> John,
>  This question has appeared on the list before.
> Below is a quote from a reply by one of the tomcat
> developers. I have the same
> problem. I want to integrate apache/tomcat but can't at the
> moment because
> I need the functionality I've built into my custom JDBCRealm.
> And I don't know
> how to replicate in apache. I'd be very interested in how you
> get on. You
> can email me directly if you make any progress and I'll do the same.
>
> Andrew
>
> >The Apache connector does not know anything about what is in
> your web.xml
> >file,so  it doesn't know about your security constraints that ask for
> >authentication. You will have to use standard Apache
> facilities to configure
> >valid users.
>
> >In Tomcat 4.0, this will not be the case -- the web connector will be
> >configured from the contents of the web.xml file.
>
>
> On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> > Does anyone have formbased security working with apache and tomcat?
> >
> > I have formbased security working fine with tomcat in
> standalone, but when I
> > go through apache it doesn't recognize the post to j_security_check
> >
> >
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Re: Help with Cable Modem

On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Dave Parkin wrote:

> I have an RCA cable modem supporting AT&T high speed cable modem internet
> service.
>
> I installed tomcat.  Got examples running (started tomcat successfully,
> etc.).
>
> http://localhost:8080
>
> Big problem resulted - now I cannot ping the gateway. Does anyone know why
> and what I should do to fix it.
>
> AT&T tech said to get tomcat out the registry.
>
> Is anyone aware of configuration settings that could be changed to allow for
> both.

I don't think the tech knew what he was talking about. Maybe he thought
your were trying to run a server off of their service, whihc some cable
companies don't allow.  AFAIK, Tomcat doesn't use any registry settings.
I'm using Tomcat on Win2K and it doesn't use the registry for anything --
it's all Java and runs the same on Unix as it does Windows.

What does ipconfig tell you about your network?  Have you tried using
tracert?

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Re: error in refreshing the servlet window

2001-02-28 Thread Ben Flaumenhaft



This is a VM crash. What VM are you using? You might try a different VM.
There are two high-quality, stable ones that I've been using -- one is the
Sun one, and the other is the IBM JDK, which you can get at
http://ibm.com/java.

Regards,
Ben Flaumenhaft
Principal, Sidelight Consulting
http://www.sidelight.com

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From: "Adilakshmi Lingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 10:13 AM
Subject: error in refreshing the servlet window


>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
> some small applications and had no problems, so far.
> Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of
times,
> the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
> Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need
to
> restart the program. An error log is being generated."
>
> what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat as
> soon as it has been shut down?
> Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Lakshmi
>
>
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Calling within and across webapp contexts

2001-02-28 Thread Rick Herrick


I asked the question earlier and never received a response, so I'll try again!

We have a JSP app that's currently running in JRun 2.3.3 (JSP 1.0 
compliant).  When we refer to different directories within the app, we 
always preface with the "context" name, or really the top-level virtual 
directory.  So if you want a common file, you do this:



The problem is that, testing under Tomcat, this doesn't work.  It tries to 
prepend the context name onto the path, so that this becomes 
/CpsAdmin/CpsAdmin/Common/loginForm.jsp.

My questions are:

* Is this part of the JSP 1.1 spec?  It flies in the face of conventional 
usage of path names across the board, i.e. anything that starts with '/' 
means you go to the top-level of the server hierarchy.  What's the rationale?

* Is there anyway to change this and make Tomcat do the "right" thing, i.e. 
see '/' as the server root?

* Does this also mean that you can't call across contexts?  That is, we 
produce our tools as separate items, since customers may install some 
pieces and not others.  But if two tools are installed, they can work 
together and then would need to call across contexts.  I can think of no 
good reason why this shouldn't be permitted, but based on this behavior, it 
does look as if it would.

Thanks in advance for any feedback!  Getting this worked out will help save 
me a TON of time porting over our apps!

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Re: apache/tomcat with formbased security

2001-02-28 Thread Andrew Robson

John,
 This question has appeared on the list before. 
Below is a quote from a reply by one of the tomcat developers. I have the same
problem. I want to integrate apache/tomcat but can't at the moment because 
I need the functionality I've built into my custom JDBCRealm. And I don't know 
how to replicate in apache. I'd be very interested in how you get on. You
can email me directly if you make any progress and I'll do the same.

Andrew

>The Apache connector does not know anything about what is in your web.xml
>file,so  it doesn't know about your security constraints that ask for
>authentication. You will have to use standard Apache facilities to configure
>valid users.

>In Tomcat 4.0, this will not be the case -- the web connector will be
>configured from the contents of the web.xml file.

On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> Does anyone have formbased security working with apache and tomcat?
> 
> I have formbased security working fine with tomcat in standalone, but when I
> go through apache it doesn't recognize the post to j_security_check
> 
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RE: error in refreshing the servlet window

2001-02-28 Thread Michael Wentzel


> I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've 
> been doing
> some small applications and had no problems, so far.
> Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a 
> couple of times,
> the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
> Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. 
> You will need to
> restart the program. An error log is being generated."
> 
> what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically 
> start Tomcat as
> soon as it has been shut down?
> Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.

Not exactly sure what could cause this in W2K but you could always
write a small c/c++ program that would run as a service automatically
and poll the tomcat server periodically and restart the service if
necessary.

What does the error log say?


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Re: Help with Cable Modem

2001-02-28 Thread Thom Park

Hi Dave,

Tomcat doesn't put anything in the registry. So I can't see why tomcat could be
the culprit here.

What platform are you on?

Try changing the listener port numbers in the tomcat server.xml file
e.g  in the following server.xml extract, change the port value to 7070 (and
perhaps do something similar
with the Ajp12ConnectionHandler Connector)

I wouldn't have thought though, that the ping utility would be trying to talk
over the port # that tomcat is listening on.

What does ping fail with? Have you tried the IP address as well as the gateway
name?

To uninstall tomcat, all you need to do is delete the directory tree.

-T.

Dave Parkin wrote:

> I have an RCA cable modem supporting AT&T high speed cable modem internet
> service.
>
> I installed tomcat.  Got examples running (started tomcat successfully,
> etc.).
>
> http://localhost:8080
>
> Big problem resulted - now I cannot ping the gateway. Does anyone know why
> and what I should do to fix it.
>
> AT&T tech said to get tomcat out the registry.
>
> Is anyone aware of configuration settings that could be changed to allow for
> both.
>
> Or, worst case, how to uninstall what tomcat installed.
>
> Regards,
> David Parkin
>
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error in refreshing the servlet window

2001-02-28 Thread Adilakshmi Lingam




Hi,

I've started using Tomcat 3.2.1 on Win 2k very recently. I've been doing
some small applications and had no problems, so far.
Today, when I started to refresh the servlet page, after a couple of times,
the tomcat is automatically shut down and a window appears saying, "
Java.exe has generated errors and closing the application. You will need to
restart the program. An error log is being generated."

what might be the problem? Is there a way to automatically start Tomcat as
soon as it has been shut down?
Any sort of clues are very much appreciated.

Thanks,
Lakshmi


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RE: Help with Cable Modem

2001-02-28 Thread Michael Wentzel


> I have an RCA cable modem supporting AT&T high speed cable 
> modem internet
> service.
> 
> I installed tomcat.  Got examples running (started tomcat 
> successfully,
> etc.).
> 
> http://localhost:8080
> 
> Big problem resulted - now I cannot ping the gateway. Does 
> anyone know why
> and what I should do to fix it.
> 
> AT&T tech said to get tomcat out the registry.  
> 
> Is anyone aware of configuration settings that could be 
> changed to allow for
> both.
> 
> Or, worst case, how to uninstall what tomcat installed.

Tomcat doesn't actually install anything(I'm assuming that you got
the zip file from jakarta.apache.org).  What do you get when you
type 'ipconfig /all' at a command prompt?

What is your system configuration like?
OS
Any other webservers?
ver of Tomcat
etc...

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RE: Help with Cable Modem