Could I dare to repost my question,
for which I'd appreciate any kind oh help ;-)
--mike
Hi all,
I would like to invoke the servlet detroy() method
when I stop the tomcat server, to make some clean up.
How do I do that?
Thanx,
--mike
Hi,
I use Tomcat 3.2 and jdk1.2.2.
The Application Server is Voyager and I have to use some .jar-files
They have to be put in Tomcat's Classpath (Tomcat_Home/lib/).
The problem: I can not use this within classes from a web application
(web_app/Web-Inf/lib/)
I don't know why. Seems to be a
try iPlanet Application ServerI love tomcat for dev and testing
however when my job is on the lineiPlanet App Server..
Cheers
Charles Beckham
-Original Message-
From: Joe Emenaker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 11:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm really trying to get away from modifying the system or tomcat classpath.
I was hoping that all my jars could be kept with the application.
I have found a work around, which is to check instanceof Reference, in which
case I use the object factory to recreate the class using
Hello,
I tried to install JAKARTA on IIS 5.0(Windows 2000
server)
I Followed the instructions for IIS4 described in
Tomcat IIS howto.
The isapi filter can't be loaded.
the message i receive form the Event Viewer is the
following
The HTTP Filter DLL D:\tomcat\bin\iis\i386\isapi_redirect.dll
| This is the real problem with the internet. People don't check the
| original post and respond to things out of context. The original
quote
| was, "The tomcat docs and this mailing list has been..." The
grammar was
| incorrect and the sentence should have been, "The tomcat docs and
this
Hello,
have you checked the mailing list archives? This question has
been asked a couple of times over the last months, so you might find your
solution there...
Regards
Christian
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von:
Vasil
Mihaylov
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag,
hi mike,
you should NOT call destroy() yourself.
it is a life-cycle method that will be called by the container/engine
wehn to stop tomcat properly
(use the shutdown script, don't just kill the process)
hope this helps
matthias
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: mike niemaz [mailto:[EMAIL
Lacerda, Wellington (AFIS) wrote:
Hi,
I posted a message on the subject few days ago on the subject. We also need
a logger but have absolutely no time to write it. Can you give me some tips
or share some code ? Any help will be very welcome.
Have a look at:
"Merdes, Matthias" wrote:
hi mike,
Hi Matthias
do you call super.destroy() within your own destroy()?
No but this is not the pb. It is not invoked.
also, are you sure you have the exact signature?
Well, it's a pretty simple signature but I shall double check ;-)
i cannot imagine that
Do you think you could be having garbage collection issues? Are you
specifically releasing references?
-Original Message-
From: Craig Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 21:07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: bad time with tomcat
Hi All,
[Kitching Simon]
I have a docBase outside tomcat, and preload servlets fine.
in $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml:
Context path="" docBase="/somepath/docroot" debug="0"
reloadable="false"
/Context
in
I remember one folk's post said that the "process" here on Linux is actually
"thread"
Do I remember right?
"Trevor Little" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/27/2000 11:21:19 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes I was just thinking about that... good to see they are just threads.
Kevin Sangeelee wrote:
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Trevor Little wrote:
You're probably right about all the threads coming from the java
upgrade. We didn't have so many thread with java 1.1.8.
I think that if you run
Hi ,
I am
a new user to tomcat on a win 98 platform
I am having some problems with
installing tomcat on my pc
basically I have a tomcat_home
variable set to c:\tomcat
Java_home is set to C:\VisualCafe\JAVA2
my path is set to the following
SET
This is too funny. The grammer debate that followed my post has made my day.
I have to say say something for my post. The bitch (that lives at 4106 Ivy
Chase Way NE) jerks (that's one female, many males taking turns with said
female) pissed on my car. I was slightly upset the whole day.
I had this exact problem (and the SAXParserFactory error too).
This SAXParserFactory was solved by downloading the jaxp library from Sun.
The config error was solved by putting *all 3* jar files in that jaxp file in the
CLASSPATH somewhere or modifying CLASSPATH in the
tomcat startup files to
Hello all,
I know this is somewhat off-topic, but since I could have sworn I have seen
a thread like this in the past on this mailing list and I believe there is
quite a bit of expertise here, I decided to ask. I have searched the
archives, but could not find any reference to this.
My company is
johnny paul penry wrote:
Rob Bryant wrote:
The subject, in this case "list," is singular: one _list_. So the correct
conjugation of the verb "to have" is "the list has." His (Steven's) usage
was correct, your correction was incorrect.
the internet. my favorite to witness grammar
Looks like you have the binary distribution of tomcat. U wouldnt find src
directory under tomcat..
U got to download the source distribution of tomcat...
-Original Message-
From: Da Eriksson Brothers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 4:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi. Has anyone had any luck getting Cocoon 1.7.4 running and serving under
Tomcat 3.2 beta6 ? I added a servlet and a servlet-mapping to web.xml,
same as with Tomcat 3.1, and it does not serve correctly.
Also, is the URL rewrite on Port 80 bug even fixed in Tomcat 3.2 beta 6???
Thanks.
-MC
Can someone tell me if it's possible to mix web applications
that have been build with different jdks than what jvm tomcat
runs under?
Can tomcat run under jvm 1.1.x and serve up jdk1.2 apps?
Can tomcat run under jvm 1.2 and serve up jdk1.1.x apps?
What is the recommended jvm to use with
I got Cocoon 1.8 working with Tomcat 3.2 b6. I even have it working
through the Apache mod_jk connector.
Really, I just followed the standard install procedure on Cocoon's site and
set followed the standard setup for any basic servlet context. I had to
make a cocoon context. Not sure if
No I got the source of tomcat. And untard it. I have a src dir though, but
now that particular thing in it.
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Jagannathan, Giri (c) wrote:
Looks like you have the binary distribution of tomcat. U wouldnt find src
directory under tomcat..
U got to download the source
All of this depends more on your code than on tomcat.
A 1.2 jvm should be able to run any 1.1 code.
A 1.1 jvm should be able to run most 1.2 code, but it first has to be
compiled with a 1.2 compiler.
It sounds as if your java 1.2 for freebsd is buggy, nearly everyone uses a
version of java 1.2
So that means that if tomcat is run under 1.2, then the servlets
that it runs are also run under a 1.2 jvm ?
Is there any thing in tomcat that depends on 1.2 ?
thanks!
mike
On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 02:20:48PM -0700, James House wrote:
All of this depends more on your code than on
Hi,
I finally got the SSLSocketConnection classnotfound exception to go away
after making sure the CLASSPATH is set properly ( to find the jsse.jar
file ). I created a keystore as instructed in the
$TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml file. I entered the certificate info as it is
in the SSL
hi, i'm pretty new to apache/tomcat, so i'm experiencing
heavy troubles... :)
the most important problem is: i use jsp with session/application-scoped
beans and everytime i recompile the java source code of the beans'
class,
i have to restart tomcat cause if i won't, i'm getting error "500
I can think of no greater tyranny than for one man to tell another how
to spelle a word.
-- Thomas Jefferson regarding the first dictionary.
If English had a formal specification then it might be possible to
resolve its grammar.
But, of course, we all know (much too well) that even with a
Paul Hoepfner-Homme wrote:
Sorry, typo in web.xml below. I had
servlet-paramMyServlet/servlet-param before, but it should be
servlet-class obviously. I have fixed it below.
Finally, I'm not alone!! I have 3.2 beta 6 as well. Here is a how
I have web.xml set up:
web-app
John Fisher wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the response. This produces the same results:
jsp:include page="common/header.ssi" flush="true"
/jsp:include
Note that header.ssi does not contain executable code, it is basically a
hunk of html code to be inserted. As such, I don't have any parameters
I've had the same trouble... I believe its an IllegalStateException, right?.
Anyway, I have come to live with it as I think it is just a fact of life
(anyone else, please correct me if I'm wrong!). You need to bounce tomcat to
release refs to the old beans, and make it load your new beans. Can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
I am trying to invoke a preloaded servlet from a .html page with Tomcat 3.1.
For some reason I am getting the Error :404 /servlet/MyServlet. Does anyone
know why. The servlet is pre-loaded...? Thanks in advance, David.
Here is my for tag:
FORM
"Lacerda, Wellington (AFIS)" wrote:
For tomcat contexts usage, not program logging.
Will this new api be in Servlet 2.4 or 2.3 ? I saw the public draft 1 for
2.3 and saw nothing there.
There are no substantive changes in 2.3 relative to logging ... what goes
into future versions is totally
Hi,
I am just starting to set up a Solaris 8 Intel box and I'd like to run
Apache with the mod_jserv redirector for Tomcat 3.1. Unfortunately, I can't
find any comprehensive instructions on how to do this. Does anyone know
where I could get directions, or does anyone have a precompiled binary
on 10/26/2000 4:45 PM, "Michael Teter" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wow, that's very nice. I would sure like to see your
system adopted, because the faq-o-matic, for whatever
reason, has been almost entirely useless for me.
It isn't the FAQ, it is the JVM. We are using FreeBSD and the JVM
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