Tomcat5 listening Ajp12 communication

[Debianito]

Hi there!

I've to set a Tomcat5 server listening in someway over a Ajp12 communication.
The problem is that the frontside webserver uses an old Jserv.
I can't make any changes there, so I've to manage seting the Tomcat5
server accepting Ajp12 requests temporaly during a quick migration.

I'll use modproxy features at a last chance, but I'd prefer to stay
over Ajp12 communication insted.

Any Ideas?

Thanks in Advance.



Greetings,


Debianito.

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About using encryption with Mod_jk

[Debianito]

Hi everyone!

First of all, thanks in advance.

I was searching the web in the way to find if it's possible to enable
or activate any kind of encryption, this is SSL or some kind of hash,
trough my Apache webserver (which faces the outdoor intenet side) and
my Tomcat5 server, on the inside of my network, using Mod_jk
stantards.

The graphic of this may be:
INET ---SSL--- Apache --- Mod_jk (I need encryption here) ---Tomcat5

Unfortunatelly I couldn't find any related stuff from version 3.2 up to date.

Does this exists?

Again, thanks in advance.


Greetings,


Debianito.

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Re: Problem using Flush method from PrintWriter class on tomcat5.0.30

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2006/11/2, Caldarale, Charles R [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 From: Debianito [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Problem using Flush method from PrintWriter class on
 tomcat5.0.30

 Everything worked perfect till I move it to the actual version of
 tomcat5 on Debian Testing system, which is 5.0.30-12, on tomcat
 5.0.30-10 it stills working.

A sterling example of why you should be very leery of using a 3rd party,
cobbled up, repackaged version of Tomcat.  There is no - number on
actual Tomcat releases.  You might want to remove the questionable
versions you have and acquire a proper Tomcat from
http://tomcat.apache.org.

 - Chuck


Thanks for the advise Chuck, but I can't do that, as I've to keep
using Debian branch packages.

I found that my trouble wasn't Tomcat5, in fact, It still working
great, it's some way between the connector Mod_JK and Apache2.

Did any of you have problems using this method flush or the class
PrintWriter under Apache2+Tomcat5 throw mod_jk ?

Thanks in advance,

HaggisMcMutton

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Re: Problem using Flush method from PrintWriter class on tomcat5.0.30 (SOLVED)

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2006/11/6, Debianito [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

2006/11/2, Caldarale, Charles R [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  From: Debianito [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: Problem using Flush method from PrintWriter class on
  tomcat5.0.30
 
  Everything worked perfect till I move it to the actual version of
  tomcat5 on Debian Testing system, which is 5.0.30-12, on tomcat
  5.0.30-10 it stills working.

 A sterling example of why you should be very leery of using a 3rd party,
 cobbled up, repackaged version of Tomcat.  There is no - number on
 actual Tomcat releases.  You might want to remove the questionable
 versions you have and acquire a proper Tomcat from
 http://tomcat.apache.org.

  - Chuck

Thanks for the advise Chuck, but I can't do that, as I've to keep
using Debian branch packages.

I found that my trouble wasn't Tomcat5, in fact, It still working
great, it's some way between the connector Mod_JK and Apache2.

Did any of you have problems using this method flush or the class
PrintWriter under Apache2+Tomcat5 throw mod_jk ?

Thanks in advance,

HaggisMcMutton



Sorry to make noise on the list.

Fortunately, I solved myself the problem, in fact, the clue was in this list:

I add: JkOptions +FlushPackets  to jk.conf file on apache modules.

Thanks all for your time,

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Problem using Flush method from PrintWriter class on tomcat5.0.30

[Debianito]

Hello everyone,

First of all, thanks in advance for bringing me a bit of your time.

I had an app built using j2se 1.5.0 which, in some part of it some
data must be exchanged by the user with an external resource throw a
browser form (and it takes some time to post the data), so  it
generates a dynamic html that says On progress. As I already said on
the subject, I'm using /flush/ method from PrintWriter class to
generate this message

Everything worked perfect till I move it to the actual version of
tomcat5 on Debian Testing system, which is 5.0.30-12, on tomcat
5.0.30-10 it stills working.

I paste the most relevant calls just in case you might had have this
problem too:


public void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response) throws ServletException, IOException {

response.setContentType(text/html);
PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(response.getOutputStream());
[...]
out.println(htmlOnProgress);
out.flush();
[the exchange action that takes long goes right here]
[...]


Thanks all in advance,


HaggisMcMutton

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