Hi,
I'm having a problem where my web application seems to be entering some kind of
infinite loop every few hours. The CPU meter on the machine pegs near 100%
until I either restart JBoss or redeploy my application.
I don't know what particular request or activity triggers the problem.
Is
It worked. Thanks.
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Hi,
I have a JBoss installation running on SUSE Linux which has been running
without problems for many months.
A few days ago, I added a simple error-page element to the web.xml file of
one of my applications:
error-page
| error-code404/error-code
|
Here's some more information about my issue -
I've determined that the problem occurs when a request for a document in a
non-existent directory is received, and replaced with /default.jsp.
Default.jsp contains relative references to a CSS file and some image files.
When the browser tries to
Hi -
I'm looking for some advice as to how I should set the JVM memory size
parameters (-Xmx and -Xms) when starting JBoss.
My JBoss server is running on a SUSE Linux installation and is basically the
only thing running on the box, other than the OS and a few network services.
Is it better to
Thanks - this was almost the solution. In fact, UTF-8 is the default encoding
on Linux and something called Cp1252 - which isn't even documented as a Java
recognized encoding - is the default on Windows.
Since the commons fileupload class has a method for decoding with a specified
character
Hi,
I have a customer who regularly cuts text from Word documents before pasting
them into forms I created for him on his web site. The text often contains
non-UTF-8 characters such as u2019 for single quotes or u201C for
double-quotes. We were having some problems storing these characters in
I should add that the text is coming from a multipart form and I'm using the
commons-fileupload library to parse the form.
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Hi,
I recently started seeing this error in my logs when my server starts up. It
used to work fine, and I have not changed anything in the configuration files
for months. Also, my hard drive is not full. Any ideas as to what's causing it?
Thanks.
2006-11-02 19:59:39,439 INFO [STDOUT]
Hi,
I'm looking for some advice as to the best way to deploy XML files with EARs.
In the past, I have deployed XML files in the WEB-INF directory of Web
applications. This allows me to read the XML from servlets by using the
servletContext.getRealPath() method to determine the path to the
Yes that does seem to work; thanks for the tip.
I'm suprised that this.getClass().getResource(/WEB-INF) actually returns the
right path even though I'm calling it from an EJB. Hopefully this is not just
an example of an undefined behavior that happens to be working in my particular
case.
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My site has EJBs, JSP pages, custom tag libraries, and a couple of servlets.
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Hi,
My customer has registered several different domain names that all point to
their web site, and all work interchangeably as far as normal HTTP requests are
concerned.
However, their SSL certificate was issued only against one of these names, and
if you attempt to hit their site via HTTPS
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