I am trying to make sure that our application that is running on JRUN 3.1
can recover from any brief database connection losses, due to some network
break down between the web server and the database server or the database
server it self going down.
As of now while the web application is running
Hi,
Another trouble while doing server migration from JRun3.1 to JRun4.0:
In 3.1, I used System.out.println() to dump debug information to myserver-out.log.
However after we migrated to JRun4.0, it did not automatically setup logs for
System.out message. According to TechNote 23128 - JRun 4.0 :
Yes, our pattern was /TestServlet and changing it to /TestServlet/*
resolves the issue. Thanks! BenG.
Thomas Ruggles wrote:
>Hi Ben,
>
>I have been trying to reproduce this behavior and have come to the following
>assumption - your TestServlet servlet mapping uses the url pattern /TestServle
Hi Ben,
I have been trying to reproduce this behavior and have come to the following
assumption - your TestServlet servlet mapping uses the url pattern /TestServlet. Am I
correct?
I set up a mapping for my SnoopServlet using url pattern /snoop and requested
http://localhost:8100/snoop/more/p