I understand that 2.4.4 + Catalina doesn't support parsing the server.xml
file.
I am trying to setup a Context path that would normally be in the
server.xml. From what I have read I am thinking I should be able to do this
in the jboss.jcml. I took a shot at getting it to work (cuz I don't see
I understand that 2.4.4 + Catalina doesn't support parsing the server.xml
file.
I am trying to setup a Context path that would normally be in the
server.xml. From what I have read I am thinking I should be able to do this
in the jboss.jcml. I took a shot at getting it to work (cuz I don't see
What are people generally doing to log HTTP
requests when running Tomcat 3.x in same VM as JBoss (ie not using
Apache)?
Are we forced to wite our own
logfiles?
Regards
No such luck - we always start it with the run.sh which runs
it in the background. Good thought though.
Thanx for the reply,
Mike
> Maybe you logged in, started JBoss in the foreground, then logged
> out?
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> Michael R. Maraya
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Is there any way to monitor the number of current
number of http requests and see things like the URL they are requesting and
what IP they are coming from? I know Apache has such a status page that
can be hit to show this type of info.
Also, is there any way to have a log of these http
re
Yep - we are using RedHat Linux 7.0
-Mike
> I think it's more of a Linux with JDK1.3.1 thing, assuming
you're>
> using Linux, of course. As far as I know, there were no major
> memory-related architectural changes between 1.3 and 1.3.1.
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Michael R. Maraya
>>
We found the same problem during stress testing with JBoss
2.4 Beat/ Tomcat 3.2.2 JDK1.3.1. We had another amchine with JDK 1.3.0
that did not have the problem. We Downgraded the problem machine to 1.3.0
and the problem went away. Is there some explaination for this? Is
this a JBoss vs.
