If it wasn't deprecated, I'd probably go back and add a 3.3-style all-in
directive to the 4.x auto-config.
In the mean-time go back and read
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/jk.html#Using%20Apach
eConfig.
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does it need modifications in the application or it will work with every
AWT
dependent application?
Depends what you want to do basically. Running headless causes the JVM to
replace most of the basic functions that
I'm not really a Windows user, but I believe that you want to use
'wrapper.jvm.options' in place of 'wrapper/jvm/options' in your
wrapper.properties file.
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Hi,
I have a problem running Tomcat 3.3.1a with JavaSDK1.3. When I
Urm, this is probably better suited to the tomcat-dev list. Replies
intermixed.
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Hi,
I just tried the newest version of tomcat.sh in the 3.3.1 version of TC
Works like a charme (I need the JDPA support which I hardcoded
Well, for a high-load system, the first thing that I would do is to use the
3.3.2-dev (aka nightly) CoyoteConnector. It is much more efficient at
handling requests than the Http10Connector that ships with 3.3.1 (which in
turn, is much better than the connector that ships with 3.2.x). It is
public class MyObject implements HttpSessionBindingListener {
private boolean interesting = false;
...
public boolean isInteresting() {
return interesting;
}
public void setInteresting(boolean yesno) {
interesting = yesno;
}
public void
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Hello,
The RELEASE-NOTES state:
[4.1.19] CoyoteConnector:
Add HTTP/1.1 GZIP compression support.
Is this in org.apache.coyote.tomcat4.CoyoteConnector or in another
connector?
I can't find an option to enable
Well, the building.txt file in the top-level of the source distribution
can't hurt :-).
For TC 4.1.x it is pretty much:
1) download and un-tar the source distribution to
.../jakarta-tomcat-4.1.x-src
2) download and un-tar the jtc source distribution to
.../jakarta-tomcat-connectors-4.1.x-src
3)
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Hello
I am using a caching Filter that *conditionally* uses
the default servlet (through RequestDispatcher) to
serve a page, or generate it again. In the case when
the default servlet is used to serve the page, this
servlet seems
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I try tu put it in all this folders but I receive a
FileNotFoundException!!!
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From: Bill Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 8:08 AM
Subject: Re: custom .properties
that the control should be
directed to my Valve during FormAuthentication and not to the
FormAuthenticator.
Bill Barker wrote:
You can add a custom Authenticator (Form or otherwise) by adding under
the
Context ...
Valve className=com.myfirm.mypackage.MyAuthenticator ... /
/Context
It depends on the version. The answer is no for Servlet-2.2 containers
(e.g. Tomcat 3.x). The answer is yes for Servlet-2.3 containers (e.g.
Tomcat 4.x). In fact, for Servlet-2.3 containers it is one of the most
common things that a Filter does.
If you are using Tomcat 4.x, then look into
You can get Tomcat 3.2.4 from
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat/release/v3.2.4/bin/.
I, personally, haven't seen a post of somebody that has made the binaries
available for Tru64 Unix. As a result, the best pointer I can give you is
to download the source from
You can add a custom Authenticator (Form or otherwise) by adding under the
Context ...
Valve className=com.myfirm.mypackage.MyAuthenticator ... /
/Context
Of course, if you do this, Tomcat assumes that you know what you are doing.
If you add a Form Authenticator to a Context that is configured
I've never had problems myself with TC 3.3.x-5.0.x (I stopped using 3.2.x
long ago :). IE 6.x has a cookie-lockout feature that may be causing the
problem. With the factory settings, Tomcat should be fine. Go to
Tools-Internet Options-Privacy to see if your settings are too high (e.g.
anything
If you are using the CoyoteConnector (the default for 4.1.x), then set the
maxKeepAliveRequests=1 attribute on the Connector. This will effectively
disable Keep-Alives.
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We are using TomCat without Apache and using
It still depends. If the graphics are large, or numerous then you may still
win with Apache+jk. The only way to know for sure is to try it both ways.
If you don't have the time/budget/patience for this, then my first guess
would be that Tomcat-Standalone would be a good option.
Simone Chiaretta
Well, it depends where you are loading your driver from. If it is in
WEB-INF/lib, then put your file in WEB-INF/classes. Otherwise, if it is in
$CATALINA_HOME/shared/lab, put it in $CATALINA_HOME/shared/classes. If you
are using common, then s/shared/common/.
Alessandro Scaramuzza [EMAIL
is what's
happening.) I don't understand why the redirection and the two request
methods are dropping the hyphen. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
Cindy
At 11:26 PM 3/11/03 -0800, Bill Barker wrote:
I just tested this, and it works for me. My first guess would be that
the
Host tag is setup
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Hi Guys,
I have run across a situation a couple of times now that results in the
operation of my cluster being severely impacted. When a bad cookie comes
into 1 of the nodes, it crashes the coyote connector like so:
response.sendRedirect(request.getRequestURL());
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Hello
Could u pls let me know what is the best way to redirect the response to
same request page using servlet if some contd. doesn't full fill. I would
be thankful to yr kind
From a GenericServlet (including HttpServlet and Tomcat's default JSP-page
Servlet):
InputStream in =
getServlet.getServletContext().getResourceAsStream(/WEB-INF/classes/my-inif
ile.ini)'
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Hello,
I have put some INI files in
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I am being swamped with mail is there a digest.
Tony Vassallo ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
LAWSON/SEA System Support Specialist
DART C/S App Dev Maintenance Team
214-749-3408 work/
Tomcat 3.3.x ships with JAXP 1.1. Unlike later versions of Tomcat, you can
use any XML parser you like in your web-app by placing it in WEB-INF/lib, or
globally by placing it in $TOMCAT_HOME/lib/apps.
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Does anyone know if Tomcat
If you want to use a Tag like:
public class MyTag implements Tag, TryCatchFinally {
...
}
then you need to use Servlet-2.3/JSP-1.2 (since the TryCatchFinally class
was introduced in JSP-1.2).
If you want to do something like:
% try { %
...
% } catch(Exception ex) {
...
I just tested this, and it works for me. My first guess would be that the
Host tag is setup wrong.
This is a bit strange, but it should be easy enough to debug. Try doing:
$ telnet my-host.mycompany.com 80
...
GET /myapp/my-page-that-does-a-redirect HTTP/1.0
Host: my-host.mycompany.com
Of
Yet another psychic user ;-). After another three release cycles, when we
get up to TC 5.0.4, you'll probably have a better answer ;-). In the mean
time, TC 5 works like TC4 for this: you need to setup your own
$CATALINA_HOME/bin/setenv.(sh/bat) to set these properties.
Reis, Tom [EMAIL
The choice of going to SSL-CERT auth puts a huge burden on your IT staff.
You've got to collect all of your client's certs, and manage them (including
renewals, revocations, et. al.). Except for small closed-groups, it is
almost always not worth the trouble.
Which headaches you want really
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Howdy,
I would like to set up Tomcat to use the JDK 1.4 Logging API for
logging
- all Log-Messages from Tomcat
- all Log-Messages originating from within my Webapplikation.
Those are two different goals.
Do you really
Urm, I think that you just did ;-).
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How do I post a question in the email list?
Thanks.
Gustavo.
-Original Message-
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Sent: 07 March 2003 15:45
To: Tomcat Users List
useless-bandwith-wasting
Of course, TC 3.3.x works fine with JDK 1.1.x.
/useless-bandwith-wasting
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Larry Meadors [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Is tomcat 4.1.18 supposed to work with IBM
Java
Once you've done the CVS check-out, it would help if you actually read the
README that comes with it. That will tell you how to generate the
'configure' script.
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Where does one download binary versions of mod_webapp? This
It's been a very long time since I used 3.2.x (so the answers may be wrong),
but from memory:
1) You can't.
2) I believe that this is the only setting.
3) See 2).
You should seriously consider upgrading to at least TC 3.3.1 (which has
better SSL support). The 3.2.x line is currently unsupported.
First guess: /home/heri isn't globally readable (and, in particular, isn't
readable by the user that Apache is running under). This is the default
setup for a large number of *nix systems.
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Here is the snippet of my
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Hi Tomcat Experts;
I read some directions that says
The interaction between SSL and HTTP/1.1 features are
problematic with some MSIE versions, too. You've to
work-around these problems by forcing
If you want to take up Apache/httpd naming conventions, I'd suggest asking
on the httpd-user list. :-)
By convention, Apache/httpd modules register themselves by their principal
(and, in most cases only) source file.
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OK...
Yes. It is determined by the 'maxProcessors' attribute on the connector.
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Hi,
Is there any users limitation in tomcat 4.0.1 and tomcat 4.0.6. i mean
when
concurrent users access tomcat what are the limitations
You need to make the content on your site more interesting, so that users
aren't so inclined to hit the 'stop' button before the page is fully loaded
;-).
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We recently upgraded an application to Tomcat 4.1.18 from 4.0.6. In the
Not without parsing 'web.xml' yourself.
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Okay, that could work if I can get a list of which roles a resource
requires. Is there a way to do a call like
getResourceRoles(resource)?
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rf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I have configured tomcat behind apache web server
using mod_jk. Why is it that every time I restart
tomcat I have to restart Apache too?
You shouldn't (I never do :). AFAIK, every mod_jk after 1.0-M2 handles this
fine. If you want
By default, AcessLogInterceptor doesn't flush on each request, so it will
take a while before the information shows up in the log file. To change
this, set the flush=true attribute.
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This is a real quick and easy question (I
Is sounds like Tomcat has already started sending the output the the browser
by the time you are trying to do a sendRedirect. At this point is is too
late to change your mind about what page you want to send. You have to move
the logic that desides to redirect up before the first 8K of your page
Ray Tayek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 01:04 PM 3/3/03 -0500, you wrote:
Ray Tayek wrote:
hi, i am forwarding a request to a static html page that has some
pictures included using IMG SRC=images/help1.jpeg ... and using
For the observant, you will notice the header 'Transfer-Encoding: chunked'.
In this case, the HTTP/1.1 protocol requires that the server sends the
length of the chunk prior to sending the body of the chunk itself.
If you don't want to see this, simply set the content-length header (e.g.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/jk.html#Using%20Apach
eConfig
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Hello. I'm trying to install struts 1.0.2 under red hat 7.2, with tomcat
4.1.18 and apache 2.0.44. I've read the documentation here
This is really exactly the sort of usage that Filters were designed to deal
with. You are much better off using a Filter.
Just for chuckles, the following should work for a Servlet-based solution
(for TC 4 at least):
public void service(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
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The following are the current files and the error from
tomcat that I received in trying my first custom tag.
The following is the java class for the custom tag.
package com.braggonline.portal;
import java.io.*;
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Hi all,
Is it better to run tomcat with a jdk over a jre?
Or it doesn't really matter...
If you are using JSP files, then you need the JDK (to compile them). If not
(or, if you pre-compile your JSPs) then it doesn't matter.
Right and wrong. It is true that javax.* is spread out in multiple jars.
For Tomcat (I'm assuming that you are using 4.x here), the
javax.xml.parsers.* are in $CATALINA_HOME/common/endorsed.
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m...
Since you are behind a firewall, make sure that you have set 'proxy.host',
'proxy.port', and 'proxy.use' in your build.properties file. They are
commented out in the build.properties.default file.
At a guess, the wall you are hitting first is due to using a version of
Jakarta-Ant 1.5. You need
?
I'm thinking that could be a possibility since I can see the directory
http://localhost:8080/examples but I get the 403 err with
http://localhost/examples... Keep in mind http://localhost/examples/jsp
gives no error, shows my jsp samples...
- Original Message -
From: Bill Barker
From memory, I think that Microsoft's JVM is 1.1.6. This will mean that you
only have a hope of running Tomcat 3.3. All other Tomcat versions require
at least 1.2.
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Has anybody tried to run tomcat using the Microsoft
JVM - jview? If
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Hi ,
Have configured Tomcat to use SSL with client authentication set to true.
Have imported client (which is the web browser IE) certificate to tomcat
server keystore.
But when I use IE to connect to Tomcat, it pops up
,
Tony
Bill Barker wrote:
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Team:
I have noticed something very inconsistent within Tomcat 4.1.18.
My application is using client certificates over ssl (these all occur
The short answer is: there is no upgrade patch. The 3.3.x server.xml is
incompatible with the 3.2.x version (so, in answer to your second question,
everything has changed :). If you have custom Intercepters (e.g. Realms),
then at the very least you will need to re-compile them. If you don't,
For Apache 1.3.x, you need to move 'mod_rewrite' below 'mod_jk' in the
AddModule list. Alternatively, the [PT] option may work (but I haven't
tried it).
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Hi Lajos,
thanks for your help. I read
In the 4.1.x distribution source distribution, it is under the 'jasper'
directory at the top level where you unpacked it. From CVS, it is the
module 'jakarta-tomcat-jasper'. For 4.1.x, you need to request the
'tomcat_4_branch' tag (HEAD is for TC 5.x).
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%@ page import=java.util.* %
.
%
Properties myProps = new Properties();
InputStream pin =
getServletContext().getResourceAsStream(/WEB-INF/my.properties);
myProps.load(pin);
pin.close();
%
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The simplest is to just include the Oracle jars in lib/common.
Otherwise, it's not a 'server.xml' setting. Assuming that Tomcat is running
under the user 'tomcat', then you would need to create a file called
'~tomcat/.tomcatrc' looking like:
AFAIK, most webmasters setup Tomcat to use DNS names (so, yes, it is
supported).
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hi there !
I was trying to remove the IPADDRESS from BROWSER while accessing the
servlets. Many GURUS here have
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Hi,
I have been trying to run some servlets in the apache server. If I put my
class files under \Tomcat4.1\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\classes folder, they
dont work. But all examples run and
Assuming that no other servlet in the webapp requires authentication, then
you can remove the 'clientAuth' from the Connector. Then set up a:
security-constraint
web-resource-collection
web-resource-nameSomeName/web-resource-name
url-pattern/servlet/MyServlet/*/urlpattern
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Felicia Neff wrote:
I have posted a few questions that have gone unanswered:
1. Is there a way to hup the tomcat server or otherwise reload files
from
the commandline?
No. Sort of. Webapps can be
Tony Dahbura [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Team:
I have noticed something very inconsistent within Tomcat 4.1.18.
My application is using client certificates over ssl (these all occur
after I unlock and present my certificate (which btw is
TC 5.x has this (accesable via JMX). I don't know if it will get
back-ported to the 4.1 branch. However, as Peter said, it is a pretty
simple Filter:
public class MyTimingFilter implements Filter {
public MyTimingFilter() {
}
public void init(FilterConfig conf){
}
public void
Barney Hamish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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You can't. You need to go and retrieve whatever other info from your
database yourself probably using the username as the primary key.
Hamish
Or implement your own custom Realm, which implements
Whitley, Michael T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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From the Tomcat 3.3 readme under 6.2 Container Managed Security it says:
DIGEST authentication ... [is] not supported in this release.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.3-doc/readme
It's been in there for quite some time, but I haven't had time to update the
docs :(.
You need to configure the Authenticator explictly with something like:
Context ..
Valve className=org.apache.catalina.authenticator.FormAuthenticator
disableProxyCaching=false /
/Context
Thanks for the reply, I am not aware that I have set 'soTimeout'. Where
would I set it? I don't see any reference to it in my any conf file on the
app server or web server/jk2.
Best,
Stephen
-Original Message-
From: Bill Barker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003
I actually have one site that is using the mod_jk 1.1 Apache code (that
ships with Tomcat 3.3) talking happily to Tomcat 4.1.x using the Jk2
CoyoteConnector. (I'm doing this because I need to switch between TC 3.3
4.1 for testing).
If the CoyoteConnector can speak perfect v1.1 Ajp13 protocol,
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You cannot mask your context path.
Not really true, but it usually costs more in effort than it is worth :). I
use Sean's method below to hide the names of my JSP
Pedro Cardoso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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but i read the properties file by inicialize(View object) after an
useBean tag; and when i run the project in tomcat 4.1 show this:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: java.lang.RuntimeException: JSP
Ben's timeline is a good one. The problems that will bite you first is if
you have any custom Interceptors (e.g. Realms) in your 3.2.x app. These
won't port without a total re-write. If your not accessing Tomcat
internals, then the port should be painless (famous last words :).
Ben Ricker
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On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 10:42:33PM -0800, Bill Barker wrote:
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Hi folks.
I was w
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Bill Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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mod_jk2 (tomc
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Hi all.
Currently (in Tomcat 4.1.18), is CLIENT-CERT authentication method defined
within Realm??
Yes.
Regards.
--
login-config
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Citeren Turner, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Compile/Recompile:
In CONNECTOR_SRC/jk/native (where CONNECTOR_SRC = wherever you unpacked
the
connector src):
./buildconf.sh
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Hi folks.
I was wondering if it's possible to get client certificate information
from tomcat (3.3.1) when running STANDALONE (e.g. NOT using mod_jk or an
external webserver).
I can setup tomcat so
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On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 14:27, tomcat guy wrote:
Would anyone be so kind to point me in the right direction for setting
up some logging for servlets running on Tomcat?
I'm looking at Log4j but I be a
The differences between 3.3.1 and 4.0.x are pretty much everything ;-). The
differences between 3.3.1 and 4.1.x are only slightly smaller. If you have
custom components (e.g. Realms, Interceptors), then you should consider the
move to 4.1.x to be an entirely new software platform (since none of
As much as I respect Ceki, I do think that there is a place for
commons-logging. It does provide a nice transition platform when you are
switching out of JDK1.4-logging, because you were brain-dead at the time you
chose it ;-).
It is also very useful for people writing commercial re-distributed
Probably, because Craig has much more sense than to respond to rants like
this (unlike some people, say me ;-). Also Craig is not one of the
moderators of this list (and, I'm not one either).
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Thank you
should be fine.
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I am using TOMCAT 4.0.18.
- Original Message -
From: Bill Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 10
To follow up on Tim's suggestion:
use:
out = new
FileOutputStream(application.getRealPath(WEB-INF\\classes\\response.txt,
true);
(Here, 'application' has it's JSP meaning as the ServletContext, for a
GenericServlet, replace it by getServletContext()).
Of course, you are SOL if you doing this
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Oke, that's done, just use the: /usr/lib/apache folder .. p,
now were getting somewhere, although i can't compile normaly because
apxs is located in the other folder ... so be it
The 'stderr.log' messages are normal (assuming that you've set an soTimeout,
which I wouldn't recommend). I'd need to see more context for the jk2.log
messages (unless they are caused by a really short timeout from above).
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mod_jk2 (tomcat 4.1.18) seems to compile fine with apache13,
but only mod_jk2.so is generated. There is no libjkjni.so.
Is that a problem? Is libjkjni.so really needed? The mod_jk2
works
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Hi, I am running Tomcat version 4.1 with JDK1.3.1 onWin98. I can run all
the Tomcat examples servlets no problem. I am trying to run a simple
servlet. I do the following:
(1)Write a simple
I seem to remember that there were some recent changes that may fix this,
but it is hard to know without knowing which Tomcat version you are running.
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Hi,
why when
Actually, the recommended way to go is to create
$CATALINA_HOME/bin/setenv.sh (or %CATALINA_HOME%\bin\setenv.bat on Windows).
In that file, you should set things like CATALINA_HOME, and JAVA_HOME if
they are not already set at the O/S level.
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I agree in general. In the mean time, you can work around it by declaring:
mime-mapping
extensioninc/extension
mime-typetext/plain/mime-type
/mime-mapping
in your web.xml file (or, even, in Tomcat's default web.xml file).
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No browser that I know of actually sends this information back to the server
(IMHO, A Good Thing :). Therefore Tomcat has no way of knowing what the
browser thinks of the cookie settings, and is only telling you what it
knows.
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If the directory has a welcome-file (in this case, 'index.jsp'), then Tomcat
4.x will return a 302 response to the welcome-file. Tomcat 3.3.2-dev and
Tomcat 5.x allow this behavior to be over-ridden.
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And here I was going to do a boring response like: defer the check to a
Filter. :-)
I'm actually using a slight variation on Craig's suggestion on one of my
internal sites (simply meaning that I can't give you a working URL), and it
works very well.
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I am setting up Tomcat on my Linux machine, and am curious about
../webapps/examples and ../webapps/tomcat-docs directories. I have removed
the context for the examples directory from the server.xml file,
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Subject: [OT]JSP defense - can you point me in the right direction
Seeing as
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I think the mentioned tomcat-apache.conf file is actually called
mod_jk.conf now, and applies only to using JK.
Going forward, you'll want to avoid counting on WARP...its deprecated and
no
longer
The short answer is: No.
It's basically the same problem as having multiple sites sharing an IP
address. In the SSL protocol, the server (aka Tomcat) has to send the cert
very early on in the handshake. In particular, *before* the browser has
sent the request headers (there is no point in the
It isn't against the HTTP specification to sendRedirect (which in Tomcat
will result in a 302 response). It's just that very few (if any) browsers
actually implement the spec in this area. Most of them will respond by
doing a GET to the new URL, instead of a POST (which is what the RFC says to
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