The internet in my house doesn't work... Can anybody tell me
why ;) ... hihihi
On Dec 9, 6:17 am, Kanagaraj M kanagaraj@gmail.com wrote:
Its very difficult to answer without specific details.
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Please provide some details :
- Your code
- Any errors in the GWT Dev Mode console ?
- Any exceptions in the servlets ?
I am currently guessing you are setting up your connection and
executing your query in two seperate asynch calls to the server and
that the 'execute query' is executed before
Hi,
When a click the button login in my app the connection with the mysql
database don't works correctly in the first click but in the next
clicks works great.
Anyone knows that can happens?
Regards,
Alberto J.
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Yes you can forward the request. Take a look at mod_jk
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-3.3-doc/mod_jk-howto.html Maybe this
can help.
On 21 Jan., 01:31, Bill Morrison hipgno...@gmail.com wrote:
Apparently the requests weren't getting to Tomcat. If I accessed the
site through the Tomcat port
@Bill Morrisson
What hakito says is correct and a perfectly valid approach, but;
What platform will your server be deployed to? If its windows, you can just change the port from the
default of 8080 to 80 (unless, of course you *must* also run apache.)
If its linux, you can use jsvc (part of
Apparently the requests weren't getting to Tomcat. If I accessed the
site through the Tomcat port (http connector) then it would work
correctly.
Now, the follow-up question would be is there a way to either specify
the port in the client code somewhere or have apache forward the
request to Tomcat
