> Using slide as a server and not as a web app, I cannot access ports 8081
> and 8082. Slide does not recognize my user name and password and
> tells me I am not authorized. I have already added a root and manager user
> to conf/tomcat-user.xml
That's only needed to access the Tomcat manager and
Using slide as a server and not as a web app, I cannot access ports 8081
and 8082. Slide does not recognize my user name and password and
tells me I am not authorized. I have already added a root and manager user
to conf/tomcat-user.xml and edited conf/slide/slide.data. Any
advise would be appre
> So, in light of this, could you give me a hint on how
> to instantiate the datasources manually ? I guess tyrex is the package to
use.
> Unfortunately its documentation is rather poor.
The problem is that you can't instantiate a DataSource in a generic way, and
it's a lot better to rely on JNDI
hi there,
i am facing a problem very consistantly ie of inclusion of the
application that we develop (ie the JSP's) in the respective .war files
(slide-admin.war and slide-welcome.war).The problem basically with the
slide-welcome.war file as it gives me an IOException, but at times it
works ..bu
First thanks for you answer. (and sorry to all, sending my mail in HTML
Format).
I just begin to setup the Slide and I am also not familiar with cocoon.
Maybe you can help me with a short briefing to setup these things, so I
won't make all mistakes that I can make.
Renier
> -Ursprüngliche
Hi Shirasuka-
AFAICT, the 'current' directory in this context is the directory from
where you started tomcat. For instance, if you're starting Tomcat-4 as
a WinNT-Service, the current directory will be the windows system
directory (which is messy enough anyway :P).
So specifying the absolute
