1.Copy the java class file to Tomcat
directory?
2.Make the java file as a java servlet to
deploy?
Which one?
Hi.. Could this be a resource issue (i.e. not enough sockets, file
descriptors, etc.)?
Seeing how this is really important to you, I'd put in logging statements
to see where things die... You might even want to add extra logging to
the WebServer.java file... Compiling the apache xmlrpc lib is q
Hi Dave,
unluckily I cannot restart the server, because we have to guarrantee 24H availability.
Anyway I thank you for your suggest!
Bye!
Filippo
Scrive Dave Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Filippo!
>
> I don't have any answers for you as to why this is happening,
> but I've
> been (
Hi Filippo!
I don't have any answers for you as to why this is happening, but I've
been (unnecessarily?) fearful of something similar. In my case, I'm
able to have cron restart the rpc server daily (at 1:00 AM).
If that is a possibility for you as well, we could get you going again.
Especially
Hello everybody!
I am facing a severe problem and I really hope someone may help me.
I have a java application running on Solaris.
This application starts an xml-rpc servers, and some handler is registered.
I am using the version 1.2-b1 of Apache xml-rpc.
I have a huge number of clients connecti
Thanks for the info.
--- Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I ran into the same problem with the older Sun JDK
> 1.3.1 series and when I
> upgraded to a newer one it solved the "hang"
> problem.
>
> If I remember correctly, it was a bug due to
> URLConnection that was fixed
> in a
