RE: Why tomcat 4 or even 3?
Michael wrote: >Since I just posted such a message let me explain why I am >installing 4.1.x. It is for a third party software the latest release of which requires Servlet spec 2.3. That is >supported by TC 4 only. The vendor does not take any responsibilty that their product will work with Servlet spec 2.4, >so I can't use TC 5 no matter how much I want to. Maybe this is also a question of backwards compatability of new >Servlet and other specs. Just as an example: I couldn't upgrade Java to 1.4 because the third party software definitely >didn't work with it, I tried. Another example is tomcat itself. I can't just replace TC3 with TC4. Essentially >everything has changed. No TC3 config file will work and no conversion tool or even a proper description exists. So >for real work it is not that simple to just use the latest version of tomcat or whatever. >Just my 2 cents. >Michael Hei! I agree with you. And even if it's true that bugs always tends to rise in all software, you should think that sometimes is better fighting against well-known bugs than against new bugs; for example, in critical-mission systems never are used newer versions of soft or hard, because you don't really know what kind of bugs you will find. In fact, upgrading depends on the scenario, the mission of system, the users, the money you have and also the compatibility with older versions! Saying that you should always upgrade your systems is a too-simplistic assortment (I hope this word is right!). Javier Polo.
Re: Why tomcat 4 or even 3?
What is more, a lot of app's for big companies are just forgotten or have a few users, so why spend time upgrading to a newer version of tomcat? Paul said: > Sometimes one dont need to be faster. > I'm talking about a old legacy app (not critical - intranet), running > very well for a couple of years in the same old server. Javier Polo.
Tomcat 5.28 autodeploy
Hi! I have a problem using tomcat 5.28. When i create a war file and I put it in my webapps directory, if tomcat is running it's autodeployed without problem. But, if tomcat is stopped and i start it later, tomcat doesn't deploy the file. I have autodeploy and deploy on start up flags enabled. Is there any problem in Tomcat? Thanks in advance.
Tomcat 5 & Crystal Reports
Hi! I'm triying to configure Tomcat 5 and Crystal Reports. What I want to do is reading from a database to a report made with CR using a Tomcat datasource. The problem is that CR can't find it (using jndi); i get a message saying that CR is unable to find the resource. The datasource is well defined (i think so because a jsp can use it correctly). Does anybody know if is there problem between Tomcat 5 and Crystal Reports? Is there any one that have configured it yet? Thanks in advance, Javier Polo.
RE: Tomcat 5.X & SSL config
Hello! Of course, here you are. If you can find the problem, please tell me. Regards, Javier Polo. - factory org.apache.catalina.users.MemoryUserDatabaseFactory pathname conf/tomcat-users.xml - -Original Message- From: Stephan KÃhn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: vie 30/07/2004 10:42 To: Tomcat Users List Subject: RE: Tomcat 5.X & SSL config HI, i similar the same problem, I whant to setup server based ssl auth, but when i try to configure vew the webgui the hhtps conntector, tomcat will not start anymore. Can cou give me your server.xml file, so ican compair eit whith my one ? -Original Message- From: POLO ARAUJO, JAVIER [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Freitag, 30. Juli 2004 10:26 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Tomcat 5.X & SSL config Hi! I have a problem when triying to configure Tomcat 5.X (under windows XP) to handle SSL and digital certificate. I have a server certificate (it's valid), so I just import it to my keystore and follow the instructions to modify the file server.xml (just change the keystoreFile, keystorePass and clientAuth). The problem is that, when I access to http://localhost:8443, the box where I can choose my client certificate pops up empty (I have a valid client certificate in my browser) so I can't choose my client browser. First, I though it was a browser's config problem but using mozilla happends the same thing. The most curious thing is that, with the same keystore and using other app-server (Oracle's OC4J) it works fine (I can choose my client certificate), so I think it's a Tomcat problem, but I don't know what! Thanks a lot, Javier Polo. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tomcat 5.X & SSL config
Hi! I have a problem when triying to configure Tomcat 5.X (under windows XP) to handle SSL and digital certificate. I have a server certificate (it's valid), so I just import it to my keystore and follow the instructions to modify the file server.xml (just change the keystoreFile, keystorePass and clientAuth). The problem is that, when I access to http://localhost:8443, the box where I can choose my client certificate pops up empty (I have a valid client certificate in my browser) so I can't choose my client browser. First, I though it was a browser's config problem but using mozilla happends the same thing. The most curious thing is that, with the same keystore and using other app-server (Oracle's OC4J) it works fine (I can choose my client certificate), so I think it's a Tomcat problem, but I don't know what! Thanks a lot, Javier Polo.
