Hello,
I'll begin from the end...
I did not present evidence, that is true, but I explained the symptoms.
I tested three configurations:
1 Apache + 1 Tomcat;1 Apache + 2 Tomcat;1 Apache + 3 Tomcat
All three gave me very similar performance results. Measurement tool was
JMeter.
I have written a PersistenceManager class that handles all database
access and uses the SQLData interface to map java objects to
User Defined Types in the oracle database. Every request now
has to create a new instance of the persistencemanager so there is
no sharing whatsoever. I would like the
Antonio Fiol Bonnín wrote:
Hello,
I'll begin from the end...
I did not present evidence, that is true, but I explained the symptoms.
I tested three configurations:
1 Apache + 1 Tomcat;1 Apache + 2 Tomcat;1 Apache + 3 Tomcat
All three gave me very similar performance results.
Has anyone got a sample of a filter that would allow me to change the
contents of the body of a http Servlet Request. The request is a UTF-8
encoded XML packet which contains an internal URL to a resource that is no
longer accessible. I want to scan the input for the bad URL and replace it
with
On Nov 21, 2003, at 9:42 PM, Timothy Stone wrote:
Now, how do I start Tomcat as said user? It seems defeatist, at best,
to have to login as root to start Tomcat. If I set permissions say 750
(rwxr-x---, this permission is shown in the aforemention Mac OS X
directory listing) when I login as a
Hi to all,
I have install sucess fully tomcat5.0.14
and oracle8i server. but when I am going to connect
those two there was a problem (exception).
this is the server.xml(what are the steps I have to
follw for this ;pls note clearly).what are the rest I
have to do.
!-- Example
I am new to Java and Tomcat having just inherited the admin of some servlets
from someone who has left the company.
I have a servlet that isn't doing what I expect.
It is littered with lines of the following type:-
writeError(Session was not created by superclass);
Which refers to :-
protected
System.err.println([ + date.toString() + ] [debug] [ +
That lines tells you that it's being printed out to Standard Error.
Which OS are you running on?
On Unix, both standard out and standard err get printed to
TOMCAT_HOME/logs/catalina.out
On windows, I believe both go to the command
Great found it - must have looked in every other log file except that one.
Can you tell me what the following means please:-
javax.management.InstanceNotFoundException: MBeanServer cannot find MBean
with ObjectName
Catalina:type=Valve,sequence=3571240,path=/slink,host=enmc-mic,se
does one exist and where can I get a example?
The version for 3.x has huge differences and my Tomcat 4.1.29 does not have
one (contrary to all the dox). I'm also following the IIS HOW-TO and finding
huge descrepencies.
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That's pretty much what I do. The cons are that you can't run Tomcat
Standalone on port 80 (not an issue for me, since I run behind Apache with
mod_jk :). If it's working-for-you, I say go for it.
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