. It is strange that there are no logs -- are
you sure tomcat4 doesn't just exit after start up? Which jvm are you using?
PS please post to the debian-java list in case your problem gets solved -- it might
help someone else.
At precisely Sun, 16 Nov 2003 07:49:51 -0700
J. R. Westmoreland [EMAIL
It would also be nice if the script could handle j2ee as well as j2sdk or j2re.
J. R. Westmoreland
On Sun, Oct 26, 2003 at 11:57:12PM +0100, Hubert Schmid wrote:
Hi,
a long time ago, I promised to rework my package mpkg-j2sdk in two weeks.
I didn't accomplish this in two weeks, but now
I'm looking at the versions of tomcat4 and find that debian version is 4.1.28 while
apache version is 4.1.27.
Could someone tell me why the difference and if debian's version number is the latest
why can't I find that code on the apache website?
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it work since there is not a
libapache-mod-jk that I can find?
Sorry I've not been keeping up on the world of Debian java.
I really appreciate any information anyone can forward along.
J. R. Westmoreland
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Where can I get .deb files for JAVA 1.4?
J. R. Westmoreland
Could some one please send me the location to obtain the java 1.4.0 packages
and the packages for the parts that are needed to make things work as one would
expect for a development environment?
I thought I had filed away the pointer sent me earlier but can't find it :-(,
such are the joys of a
Two quick observations... Please correct me if I'm wrong...
If memory serves, the JSSE problem will solve itself at the release of JDK-1.4.
I recall reading that this package should be included as part of this java release.
Second, is the LDAP you are referring to the same as the libldap-java
Do I understand this correctly?
The installer behavior would be like the package that does the java docs?
If this is correct that might be a good solution.
J.R. Westmoreland
On Fri, Feb 08, 2002 at 11:33:43AM -0600, Adam Heath wrote:
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002, Stefan Gybas wrote:
Arnaud Vandyck
I'm wondering about a few things concerning the libldap-java package.
I noticed that the install puts the .jar files in /usr/share/java.
Many .jar files that are extensions to java go in the .../jre/lib/ext directory.
A couple of examples would be jsse and mm.mysql.
Should not this package be
Where can I locate the current versions of the j2se or j2sdk packages for debian?
Thanks,
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I hope this is not a redundant question, or maybe stupid because I have missed
something on the list that I should have paid better attention to on
the list. But.
What and Where are the current .deb files for the SMI JDK?
I notice that they were in the incoming machine but are now gone.
Is
I hope this is not a redundant question, or maybe stupid because I have missed
something on the list that I should have paid better attention to on
the list. But.
What and Where are the current .deb files for the SMI JDK?
I notice that they were in the incoming machine but are now gone.
Is
I got a message from Henri suggesting that I look at going to tomcat 3.3 and
then building the
connectors from jakarta-tomcat-connectors for ajp14.
I downloaded, I believe, all the files that I need but things will not compile.
The tomcat 3.3 seems to build ok.
I then went to the
I hope this is not TOO stupid of a question but
Tomcat uses port 8007 for communications with apache.
Is there a way, or does it already exist, to tcp wrap this port?
I have noticed that MANY other daemon or daemon like apckages support this function.
Java on the other hand seems to behave
I hope this is not TOO stupid of a question but
Tomcat uses port 8007 for communications with apache.
Is there a way, or does it already exist, to tcp wrap this port?
I have noticed that MANY other daemon or daemon like apckages support this
function.
Java on the other hand seems to behave
I tried to install the newest tomcat-3.2.3-3 with my already existing j2sdk,
blackdown, and
found that tomcat now wanted to install jdk1.1 even though the j2sdk was installed.
I posted a query and was told to get j2*1.3*1.3.1*1.1*i386.deb files and use them
instead of the j2sdk1.3 that I got
I tried to install the newest tomcat-3.2.3-3 with my already existing j2sdk,
blackdown, and
found that tomcat now wanted to install jdk1.1 even though the j2sdk was
installed.
I posted a query and was told to get j2*1.3*1.3.1*1.1*i386.deb files and use
them instead of the j2sdk1.3 that I got
So
What am I doing wrong?
I try to go to incoming.debian.org with http to download the j2sdk etc
and get the message that says can't connect to site.
Is this the correct site?
Thanks,
J.R.
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I'm running unstable!
What would have changed in the release that is SO critical that apt would want
to uninstall
the package and everything associated with java from my system?
Is there a easy way to determine the answer to this question for future
problems?
Thanks,
J.R.
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I think I originally messed up and sent this to the wrong group.
I think this might be a better fit.
Thanks,
J.R.
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I think this might be a better fit.
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