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Hi All,
I am looking at Tomcat for production and seeing some things that make me
question its use for production. I believe what Jakarta group is doing is
a
great thing for all of us
ut doing this?
thanks!
-jeff
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Hello!
Is there a method I can override in a bean that'll
get
executed when a bean is first used and not
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Peter,
I also look forward to the book and have the same questions that Sean has.
Also,
1. Will it cover Apache (i.e. clustering)?
Currently, clustering should be supported in TC 5.x.
2.
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// This is common trick I use after a form
submission to
// help make navigation easier for the user, and to
help
// avoid dual-submission of the same form.
//
Not clear - how is the second
I admit not not looking at this in detail. But the lack or a 'return;'
statement after the jsp:forward is a major red flag.
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Hi, I'm running out of options -- but is there a problem with
From my limited Linux use, I believe that 1) only works if you are running
behind Apache, and Apache is serving static content. 2) is probably safer
(and certainly required if either of the conditions on 1 are false).
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RewriteRule ^/$ /dir/myfile.jsp [PT]
or
RewriteRule ^/$ /dir/myfile.jsp [R]
If myfile.jsp uses relative references to e.g. image files, then use the
second. Otherwise, if you don't want myfile.jsp to show up in the Address
bar, use the first.
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Hi,
I'm using the following configuration:
- Tomcat 4.1.12
- Struts 1.1b3
- JSTL 1.0
- a frameset containing two frames (all JSP)
The JSP containing the frameset sets session attributes using
Read-only files can be placed anywhere you want. For files that you need to
write to, use the 'javax.servlet.context.tmpdir' attribute of the
ServletContext (since you can't write to a WAR file :). Assuming that your
servlet extends GenericServlet (this includes the cases of HttpServlet, and
Except for stuff like jdbc drivers, 90% of the time you will see no
difference between common/lib and shared/lib. The difference is that the
internal Tomcat classes can see what is in common/lib (which the above
mentioned 90% of the time means that they could care less :).
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On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Will Hartung wrote:
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Really not much to add to what Larry has already said. The most common
reason for Broken pipe is simply that the user has hit the stop button
in the browser before the page is fully loaded. Based on my experiences,
using mod_proxy can be even worse (unless you disable page-caching).
Larry
There is nothing yet for Jk2 like ApacheConfig. The closest is the CLI
translater (which has major issues :). Something like:
java -cp $CATALINA_HOME/server/lib/tomcat-jk2.jar
org.apache.jk.config.WebXml2Jk -docBase $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/myapp
The files will end up in
Filip is correct. I'm only replying to say that using System.out is evil.
Save yourself a lot of headaches down the road, and use a real logging
system like log4j/JDK1.4-logging/commons-logging. Just my $0.02.
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On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Bill Barker wrote:
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Hello!
Is there a method I can override in a bean that'll get
executed when a bean is first used and not on
subsequent calls? Basically I'm page that uses a bean
such as:
jsp:useBean id=termwatch
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I just set up Tomcat 4.1.18 with my tag library I had been using with
Tomcat
4.0.4. The tags don't work anymore.
The set up is like this:
tag1 name=name
tag2 name=namevalue/tag2
tag2
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On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Madere, Colin wrote:
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This is probably the best solution. The JSP spec requires that the
container (aka Tomcat) respect all whitespace in the JSP document.
Unfortunately, this usually means trading off page readablility for smaller
output size. There isn't much that the Tomcat team can do about this. The
place to
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Thanks Bill. It is exactly my problem. It is a bug of TC4.1.12. I noticed
that there is fixing solution to the source code. Does it mean that I have
to download the source code and modify it and recompile it?
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The structure of server.xml was completely re-done in Tomcat 4.x. Your best
bet is to look at the server.xml that ships (or, even, stoop to RTFM:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/config/index.html ;). It
defines a Context for the examples. You should be able to figure out how
to
In theory, the latest release of mod_jk2 should have full support for REs
(so, in particular, you can use '!'). But I haven't tried it myself.
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Hello,
Is it possible to set the configuration of urls to
Catalina is also the name of a small island off the coast of southern
California. I, personally, have no idea why this was chosen as a package
name (I haven't been hanging out here that long). Especially since the
principal author doesn't live in So. CA.
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Catalina is also the name of a small island off the
coast of southern
California. I, personally, have no idea why this
was chosen as a package
name (I
Having just taken a look at the code, it does seem that this is a bug for
Tomcat 4.1 with the CoyoteConnector. Could you please submit it at
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla?
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Hi,
If I set my
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Look at http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13040 to see if it
looks like what you are seeing.
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Hi,
In Tomcat4, I can not get the right context of other webapp from my app.
My
It's not supposed to, but then I haven't used 3.2.x for a very long time.
The first thing that I would try is to upgrade my isapi_redirect.dll from
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk/release/v1.2.2
/bin/win32/. It should be fully compatible with the 3.2.x Java code.
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Hello,
Is it possible to configure Tomcat (4.1.x) in such a way that a request
can be
redirected automatically from HTTPS to HTTP port?
Let's assume that a Website has two separate (non-overlapping) sets of
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It's a bug in the Coyote Jk2 Connector for 4.1.12. Upgrading to 4.1.18
should solve the problem.
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Hello friends,
I have configured Apache 2.0.43 to run with tomcat 4.1.12 without a hitch
except for
Calling response.sendRedirect sets the HTTP status code to 302, and
populates the 'location' response header. You almost always simply want to
'return;' from your Filter in this case (since the response is complete),
rather than proceed with doFilterChain.
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Since this only really has a chance of working with a 2.3+ container (like
Tomcat 4.x), I'd probably use a Filter instead of chaining Servlets.
However, the idea is the same. You create a HttpServletRequestWrapper that
overrides getRemoteUser and getUserPrincipal (and, possibly, isUserInRole)
The simplest is to just disable the JMX support Listeners. Assuming that
you want to keep the 'admin' webapp, then all that you need to do is to
create an mbeans-descriptor.xml file looking like:
?xml version=1.0?
!DOCTYPE mbeans-descriptors PUBLIC
-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Model MBeans
1) Much what Jason said: You can run Tomcat behind IIS to take advantage of
ASP support, or you can get fancy and use Java -- COM bridges to do much
the same thing. From your description, I'd guess that you want the first
option.
2) Again, what Jason said. You can view the Apache license (which
I haven't looked to see why you are getting this particular error message,
but the basic idea shouldn't work. Before your Filters are invoked, Tomcat
has already decided on which Servlet should handle the request at the end of
the pipeline. Changing the requestURI and servletPath at this stage
The messages are usually harmless (if you are not restarting Apache, then it
is usually the client hitting the stop button in the browser before the
page is fully loaded).
To get rid of the messages (assuming that you don't want to patch the code):
1) If using log4J, configure it to only output
s.
Neal
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The answer for Tomcat 5 is not yet. There seems to be a consensus on
The answer for Tomcat 5 is not yet. There seems to be a consensus on the
dev list that this will at least be an option, but it will need to be
included in the new Mapper that is required to handle the new welcome-page
behavior in the current draft of the 2.4 Servlet spec.
Turner, John [EMAIL
Personally, I don't use it, but I believe that it is working in at least
4.1.18. If you are using the CoyoteConnector, then the best place to set
the option is in jk2.properties. It really doesn't matter if you are using
Jk2 on the native side or not: The java code still works off of this file.
Like Tomcat 4.x, Tomcat 3.3 validates web.xml by default. To disable,
simply set the validate=false attribute on the WebXmlReader element in
server.xml.
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Apparently, this is the case. Yet
Which Apache version are you using? For Apache 1.3.x+mod_rewrite I could
probably trick it into doing what you want (but I havn't actually tried it
:). For Apache 2.x, I'm not so sure (without a lot of C code hacking :).
Sordid hacks like what I'm suggesting are almost always not the way to go
You haven't specified enough information (and you should really know better
:). The three argument getBundle should work fine (i.e.
ResourceBundle.getBundle(..., Local.US,
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader())).
If that doesn't work, I'd suggest patching the code until it does :).
If you set the debug=6 attribute on the JspInterceptor element of
server.xml (and re-start Tomcat), then Tomcat will print the classpath that
it is using to compile to the log file. It looks like it can't find
%TOMCAT_HOME%\lib\common\servlet.jar. You might also want to check that you
don't have
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Just as a followup, even though all of the below still holds true, I did
find out my problem with Apache 2.0.43 (it was a DNS misconfiguration that
eventually held Apache up, even though I don't have it resolving host
names).
een much for formBean, so
I'm going to fake it:
jsp:useBean id=formBean class=com.complusdata.beans.FormBean
scope=session /
%-- set all properties from the Request --%
jsp:setProperty name=formBean property=* /
Thank you!!!
Denise
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On Friday 10 January 2003 04:23 pm, Luc Foisy wrote:
Is the Cookie defined in the Servlet API permanent by default? It doesnt
really say that in the docs. You might be able to assume that since you
Even I don't remember anything about tomcat1.1.1. However, there are still
people on the dev list that consider it a swear word ;-). It's got more
bugs than your basic rotten log.
Any of the current released versions of Tomcat have much easier IIS
integration. Upgrade to 3.3.1/4.0.4/4.1.18
Assuming that you are using jk_nt_service (which ships with 3.3), than it is
as simple as setting the 'wrapper.java_home' in the wrapper.properties file
to point to the Java version you want for this particular version of Tomcat.
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1) Use Tomcat 3.3.2-dev (aka nightly) which has an option to do this.
2) Wait until the 5.x release that will likely support this.
3) Run Tomcat behind Apache/IIS/iPlanet.
4) Search the archives for the patch to Tomcat 4.x that does this, and apply
it.
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Clarifying areas that Craig doesn't know. See intermixed.
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On Thu, 9 Jan 2003, Justin Ruthenbeck wrote:
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 15:09:44 -0800
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Before everyone panics, the issue was with mod_jk2 (which is currently a
*beta*). AFAIK mod_jk works fine.
For people that are interested in bugs-that-never-die, there was an almost
identical bug in the pre-beta 3.3.x version of mod_jk back before it was
available for Tomcat 4.x.
Jeff Tulley
Setting the default servlet is really easy. You just specify:
servlet
servlet-namemyservlet/servlet-name
servlet-classmyservlet/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
servlet-namemyservlet/servlet-name
url-pattern//url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
The problem is that this is almost certainly
This is a known problem. See
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15456 for more details.
It has to do with the (non-existent) client cert, and has nothing to do with
the Apache cert. Also (besides filling up log space), it's pretty harmless.
Denise Mangano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
getEmail()%/
/jsp:useBean
Thanks.
Denise Mangano
Help Desk Analyst
Complus Data Innovations, Inc.
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Denise
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Wow someone read all of that!! ;)
For Question #1: I should have mentioned this before... I tried to use
session scope at
You can use XML Entities to do it. There isn't a specific tag to include a
file.
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I'm wondering if tomcat-4.1.12 supports include files, similair to
apache in the server.xml file?
I have to
This looks like a bug in the 3.3.1 release. There should be a 3.3.2 release
out in the near future. In the meantime there are two options for you at
this point:
1) Use the 3.3.2-dev nightly release (not as bad as it sounds, since the 3.3
branch is mostly bug-fixes these days).
2) Set the
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On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Gery Kahn wrote:
Date: Thu, 02 Jan 2003 15:29:22 +0200
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There is a problem with HTTP/1.0 Keep-Alive in 4.1.12. See
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12783 for more
information. If this looks like your problem, then upgrading to 4.1.18
should fix it.
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The mod_jk (V1.0) for 3.2.x doesn't have the re-try connection logic that
the later versions have. You should upgrade to at least V1.1 (ships with TC
3.3), or, better 1.2.x (current stable release).
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Well, it looks like it is b*tching about 'FormBean.getTransactionID()'
returning a String []. Arrays aren't one of the types that JSP is required
to support automatic translation for.
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As it happens, JasperException (at least in 4.1 Jasper2) subclasses
ServletException. You should be able to get this by casting to a
ServletException and calling getRootCause().
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Happy New Year,
I'm
If you search http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?product=fop you
will find several reports of memory leaks using fop. Your best bet is to
take it up on the fop-users list.
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The most common reason for this is that the user has hit the stop button
in the browser before the page has been fully loaded. The AJP13 protocol
(currently) doesn't support out-of-band messages to notify Tomcat of this
fact, so mod_jk(2) simply drops the connection to Tomcat instead.
Jesper
The first one is usually just that the client hit the stop button in the
browser. At the moment, the AJP13 protocol doesn't support out-of-band
messages to tell Tomcat about this, so it just drops the connection instead.
The second one is just a warning (which will at least be correct in 4.1.19
Now that we are done attacking clones :)
The workflow is pretty simple. In the map-to-storage hook, mod_jk detects
that the request should be handled by Tomcat, and registers itself as the
handler. Later, when the handler hook is called (I forget the name for
Apache2, and don't feel like
You should not ever attempt to use an OutputStream from a JSP page. The
entire point of JSP pages is to output text! JSP pages will always grab the
Writer (per the spec), before your code has a chance to execute.
I'd suggest converting your JSP to a Servlet (not hard, based on the code
below).
This is simply some Windows server that is infected with the Nimbda Worm
looking for a new place to crawl to. It only infects non-patched IIS
servers, so for Tomcat stand-alone or Apache, you can safely ignore it.
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JServ is deprecated, and AFAIK, not supported at all for Tomcat 4.x. Since
you are running under Windows, mod_webapp isn't an option. You'll need to
get the mod_jk connector from
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk/release/v1.2.2
/.
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Hi,
I can't get the Tomcat server to start. I used the startup.bat,
setclasspath.bat, catalina.bat with the following configuration:
Using CATALINA_BASE: d:\tomcat41
Using CATALINA_HOME:
Building from source really isn't that bad. Granted, I haven't managed to
get the Ant build to work for Jk2, but if you're GNU tools are sufficiently
up-to-date (e.g. Make, AutoConfig, LibTool), then using 'buildconf.sh' and
'configure' is reasonably painless to build the mod_jk2 native code.
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should the source not be patched?
IMHO, the source should be patched. As a result, Tim's patch will be in the
4.1.19 release.
how inefficient would collision detection be?
best case it would be a
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On Sun, 29 Dec 2002, Bill Barker wrote:
Jaso
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Hello
I have a requirement that the tomcat server should not show
the directory listing when anybody writes URL which ends in
a folder name.
Well, one answer would be RTFM :-).
I'm going to assume
I'm as mystified as John on why ApacheConfig doesn't work (unless it's a
timing problem between Tomcat and Apache starting up).
To answer one of the points in your link below: At the moment you can
freely mix-and-match the native Jk(2) code and the Java Connectors. By
default, Tomcat 4.1.x
As much as I respect Remy's opinions, this looks very much like a typical GC
delay. You might want to experiment with the 'incremental-gc' option on
your JVM (the actual syntax varies by vendor: try 'java -help' to see which
option to use).
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Bill Barker wrote:
I'm as mystified as John on why ApacheConfig doesn't work (unless it's a
timing problem between Tomcat and Apache starting up).
I suppose. But...it works, so no harm no fou
Your actual error isn't due to anything about Apache/httpd. It is caused by
having an older version of jakarta-ant. You need to upgrade to at least
V1.5.
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Greetings.
I get the following error when
Apache requires at least rx permissions on all directories upto and
including $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/examples/servlets. You have to check the
permissions all the way up the tree.
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I have been taking a look at the source for 4.1.18 - and have noticed a
few problems with three classes in the org.apache.catalina.mbeans
package...
Namely - unhandled exceptions in the following
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Rakesh Kant typed the following on 23:02 21/12/2002 -0800
I downloaded jakarta-tomcat-4.1.18.tar.gz yesterday to my windows 2000
machine and then binary ftped to my sun solaris machine. There I tried to
This would be because ApacheConfig goes in Tomcat's 'server.xml' file
(except with a different syntax). The log message could be better (it's
left over from Tomcat 3.3) :-(.
The warning is simply because Tomcat has no way of knowing about your Apache
install, so it is simply telling you that it
is odd is that the jsp files that I uploaded I can see without using port
8080. And these jsp's have the same permissions as the examples folder
and
files within it.
Also, apache runs as root - so wouldn't it have permissions?
Thanks.
Denise
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drwxr-xr-x.
Jerry
Bill Barker wrote:
This would be because ApacheConfig goes in Tomcat's 'server.xml' file
(except with a different syntax). The log message could be better (it's
left over from Tomcat 3.3) :-(.
The warning is simply because Tomcat has no way of knowing about you
rmission changes, and I can now access
the
html files - having a different problem and will post new thread.
Thanks again.
Denise
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Upgrade to 4.1.18 and this error will go away.
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Hello all
file catalina.out is full with such errors:
Dec 20, 2002 5:10:32 PM org.apache.jk.server.JkCoyoteHandler action
SEVERE: Error in action code
It's been working in mod_jk for a very long time, and AFAIK, works in Jk2 as
well. There is one limitiation, in that it currently only passes the
top-level cert to Tomcat (but not the signers).
I don't know about mod_webapp. I don't use it.
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If jsp:include ... doesn't work, than the reason is that somebody is
caching it somewhere. The most common culprit is the browser, but it could
also be a proxy server if there is one between the browser and Tomcat.
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Well I tried it. And I added additional JkMount statements:
LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so
JkWorkersFile
The 'LoadModule' directive must occur only once, and at top-level (e.g.
outside of any VirtualHost directive). The same goes for JkWorkersFile, and
JkLogFile (and related).
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Hello there,
I have a problem with the Listener element inside a Context element
in the server.xml configuration file. I always get a ClassNotFound
Exception for the class I specify in the attribute className
Assuming that you want it from a Servlet (and I'm assuming HttpServlet
here), something like:
ServletContext ctx = getServletContext();
InputStream in = ctx.getResourceAsStream(/WEB-INF/props/p.properties);
Properties props = new Properties();
props.load(in);
Hanasaki JiJi [EMAIL
Obviously, Tomcat 3.3 hasn't changed ;-). I can't see any reason why
replacing the Oracle 8 jar with the Oracle 9 jar wouldn't work. If you
can post more information on your config (e.g. where the Oracle jar is
located), and any errors in the logs, it would help the list to help you :).
Nancy
Jakarta has moved to making the download site more friendly to mirror-sites.
Given the download traffic for Tomcat alone, IMHO this is long overdue.
Binary Downloads:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/binindex.cgi
Source downloads:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/sourceindex.cgi
Turner, John [EMAIL
As you have already figured out, Tomcat 4 doesn't support multiple Realms
like Tomcat 3.x does. Of course, you could always write a custom Realm that
chains to other Realms.
Ben Jessel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
Kristjan's response is the best that I've seen so far on this thread.
Assuming that you are using Tomcat 4.x, you can also set %@page
pageEncoding=UTF-8 % (of course, s/UTF-8/my-encoding/ as needed). This
tells the JSP compiler what charset your page was stored as, so that it can
correctly
As I understand it, TC 3.3.1 doesn't support distributed sessions at all. TC
4.x has experimental support for distributed sessions (IMHO, should be
considered Alpha). TC 5.x will likely have full support for distributed
sessions.
Hector Adolfo Alonso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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You can set soTimeout by either 'connectionTimout=ms' for the legacy Ajp
Connector, or 'channelSocket.serverTimeout=ms' in jk2.properties for the
Jk2 Coyote Connector.
When I played with this, my performance went down (for a moderate web-site).
However, your performance may very.
Randy Paries
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